We saw a lot in our last week in Norway. When we came to our border crossing point into Sweden, we weren't ready to leave. We decided to stay in Norway for a few more days and turned north. It was wonderful.
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| City park in Stavanger |
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| It was the first day of Gladmat, the annual food festival, when we visited Stavanger. |
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| Of course lefsa was available. We have been eating lefsa for the past month. It was sad when our last package was gone. |
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| Street art along the waterfront |
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| Gamle Stavanger - old town filled with 18th and 19th century wooden houses. |
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| We visited our friends Erik and Randi for a couple of days. We were very lucky to enjoy delicious home cooked norwegian meals. |
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| Madland Havn - our free camping spot in a small harbor along Hwy 44. |
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| Huge boulders were used to fence the pasture just behind our parking spot. |
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| We watched a beautiful sunset. |
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| Sogndalstrand - love these seaside villages. |
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| Many of the houses in Sogndalstrand had small lending libraries on the front of the house. |
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| Hwy 44 - this section of the road uses tunnels and cliff hanging switch backs to get to the fjord below. |
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| House under the mountain. |
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| Hwy 44 - some stretches of the road are very narrow. |
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| Wildflowers in every direction at Molen. |
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| Flekkefjord - We arrived in pouring down rain, but luckily it stopped so we were able to get out and enjoy the town. |
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| Wooden boats in Stavern |
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| Trail out to Verdens Ende - The World's End translated to english. |
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| Vippefyret - a replica of an old lighthouse. |
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| Hof Church |
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| Arneberg Church - Hof and Arneberg is the area that Patti's family immigrated to the US from. |
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