That would be cool, i´ve never seen Northern light myself. Definitely something i want to do. But then you can´t visit Norway in the summer, because the sun is up 24/7. :) Check this out... ready you earphones, sit back and relax :) vimeo.com/31897918
Supersupra87 That video really made me want to move to norway now.... how is it over there to live? expensive? im not even kidding when that video got me into actually moving there for a couple years and travel all over norway....
uwkcal I´m from Sweden, been to Norway a few times now and planning on going there next summer again. My experience is that it takes a lot of time to travel through the country if you travel on the "scenery roads", around the fjords, mountains, hills, ferry´s, Norway does´nt have many highways. And gasoline, food, hotels is very expensive. A simple Pizza for 25-30usd ;) . You would need a minimum of 2-3 weeks to actually enjoy some of the best places in the south part of Norway... Cheapest way to enjoy it and the best way (personally) is by car and camping along the way. But it would require some experience and knowledge, unless you´ve been in the army and are comfortable to sleep outside and know how to stay clean and fresh in nature :)
Supersupra87 damn nice, and yeah i bet its expensive. and id wanna do the cheap way, for the experience. i love nature... i need to do more research about norway.
wow nice! i plan on visiting norway sometime in the near future for the northern lights/ milky way galaxy at night where it snows
That would be cool, i´ve never seen Northern light myself. Definitely something i want to do. But then you can´t visit Norway in the summer, because the sun is up 24/7. :)
Check this out... ready you earphones, sit back and relax :)
vimeo.com/31897918
Supersupra87 That video really made me want to move to norway now.... how is it over there to live? expensive? im not even kidding when that video got me into actually moving there for a couple years and travel all over norway....
uwkcal I´m from Sweden, been to Norway a few times now and planning on going there next summer again. My experience is that it takes a lot of time to travel through the country if you travel on the "scenery roads", around the fjords, mountains, hills, ferry´s, Norway does´nt have many highways. And gasoline, food, hotels is very expensive. A simple Pizza for 25-30usd ;) . You would need a minimum of 2-3 weeks to actually enjoy some of the best places in the south part of Norway...
Cheapest way to enjoy it and the best way (personally) is by car and camping along the way. But it would require some experience and knowledge, unless you´ve been in the army and are comfortable to sleep outside and know how to stay clean and fresh in nature :)
Supersupra87 damn nice, and yeah i bet its expensive. and id wanna do the cheap way, for the experience. i love nature... i need to do more research about norway.