{"id":106168,"date":"2015-05-26T20:31:21","date_gmt":"2015-05-26T19:31:21","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.ponyanddogtrip.com\/?p=106168"},"modified":"2021-12-28T18:13:43","modified_gmt":"2021-12-28T17:13:43","slug":"dinsdag-26-mei-2015-herberhaeverstolen-rennebu-23-km-3-fout__trashed","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.ponyanddogtrip.nl\/en\/dinsdag-26-mei-2015-herberhaeverstolen-rennebu-23-km-3-fout__trashed\/","title":{"rendered":"Tuesday May 26th 2015 with Reef to hostal Haeverst\u00f8len near Rennebu 23 km. + 3 km. wrong"},"content":{"rendered":"

\"Uitzicht<\/a><\/p>\n

View from our picknik place<\/p>\n

\"Laatste<\/a> Our picknik place. Reef from Singapore\u00a0in summer dress at 9 degrees C.<\/p>\n

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\"Nog<\/a> Our picknik place once more<\/p>\n

\"Onderweg.<\/p>\n

On the road. Cold but beautifull<\/p>\n

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\"image\"<\/a><\/p>\n

Reef with his fishing rod.<\/p>\n

\"Reef<\/p>\n

\"Echte<\/p>\n

First stop. Not moving feels cold<\/p>\n

\"Ik<\/p>\n

Dog Tosca pulling Reef uphill<\/p>\n

\"Mooie<\/p>\n

Nice grass roofs and typical fences<\/p>\n

\"Lijkt<\/p>\n

3 more km. to go<\/p>\n

\"We<\/p>\n

Approaching our nice historical hostal\/wood cabin<\/p>\n

\"Ons<\/p>\n

This is were we sleep<\/p>\n

\"Prachtig<\/p>\n

A very nice site<\/p>\n

\"image\"<\/a><\/p>\n

\"Reef<\/p>\n

Reef enjoys the warmth of his sleeping bag<\/p>\n

\"image\"<\/a><\/p>\n

Our living room<\/p>\n

It took\u00a0a while\u00a0before we were on our way, but O.K., we were in no rush. <\/span>First Reef had to buy fuel for his stove.
\n<\/span>And then we\u00a0have a problem finding the road. Again m<\/span>y book was\u00a0extremely global and route markers were nowhere to be found. <\/span>We walked higher and higher into the mountains, until the road\u00a0finally ended.\u00a0<\/span>That was not\u00a0what we wanted. <\/span>Another few km. back <\/span>a passing\u00a0car fortuneately\u00a0responded to my\u00a0gestures and put us on the right track. <\/span>Reef ran like a road runner,\u00a0like I was\u00a0expected from an\u00a0ultra-athlete. <\/span>He ran once the 50 km. <\/span>We joked and hwere in a good mood. <\/span>But to me he looked\u00a0kinda akward\u00a0with his long fishing rod on the back.\u00a0It<\/span>\u00a0often got stuck in\u00a0tree branches.\u00a0Reef<\/span>\u00a0ever bought the\u00a0rod\u00a0in Australia, but I don’t know if he ever used it for fishing. I believe he\u00a0<\/span>had\u00a0never caught anything with it.\u00a0<\/span>Along the way he seemed to see\u00a0great numbers\u00a0of young fish. <\/span>These are mosquito larvae, I told him. <\/span>He stopped\u00a0a 100 times to take pictures of\u00a0things that seemed very familiar\u00a0to me: snow, rippling mountain stream, a sheep, a sheep closer,\u00a0taking a picture of\u00a0a lamb that\u00a0responded to\u00a0Reefs bleating, cow etc. So\u00a0we progressed slowly. <\/span>After a few hours we passed Guriberget, a\u00a0covered place for walkers. <\/span>There Reef tried a light the fire again in the fire place, without success. <\/span>He woreonly his undershirt at 8 gr. <\/span>in the cold wind, and yet was already coughing.\u00a0This is what I’m used to wear<\/span> in Singapore. <\/span>I thought it was already cold with my flannel shirt and coat. <\/span>Halfway through he began to lag behind, pain in leg muscles and back. <\/span>Was inevitable too. <\/span>After a while he got a little dizzy,\u00a0couldn’t advance any more\u00a0and hoping that someone (but there was none)\u00a0would offer him a ride. <\/span>I called for a night spot and encouraged him: 3 more km. to go.\u00a0<\/span>Of course I could have taken\u00a0his luggage too, but I thought,\u00a0that way\u00a0I would never reach Cape North. <\/span>Reef, you tomorrow you better take\u00a0a bus or train. <\/span>And\u00a0in order to make\u00a0that decision it first is necessary to suffer a lot. <\/span>It looked like the Via Dolorosa of Jesus\u00a0Christ. <\/span>See pictures. <\/span>Arriving at our beautiful pilgrimage inn freezing and deadly\u00a0tired\u00a0he entered into his sleeping bag and fell asleep. <\/span>The innkeeper offered to bring him\u00a0to Trondheim tomorrow, five walking days further. <\/span>He would see tomorrow how he would feel, said Reef. <\/span>Maybe tomorrow he\u00a0will walk\u00a0himself\u00a0the last\u00a016 km. <\/span>to the next train station. <\/span>As long as I can\u00a0cover my mileage everything is o.k. with me, I\u00a0tell Reef, but\u00a0walking much more\u00a0together, despite the cosiness, is\u00a0impossible for me, otherwise I will\u00a0miss Saturday’s arrival of my sister Francien.
\n<\/span>Both of us\u00a0cook\u00a0our own meals and\u00a0we light\u00a0the stove. Slowly, after a few hours, the space slightly begins to heat. <\/span>The floor remains approximately 5 degrees C., so<\/span> we keep\u00a0wearing our shoes inside. <\/span>For wifi we have to leave our barracks and go to the house next door,\u00a0inside\u00a0at the owners. <\/span>Reef does. <\/span>I update my blog in a chair in front of the home of our landlord.<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n

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