My sunny Sunday!

This is pretty much going to be a photo report from the simply glorious Sunday I had a couple of days ago. It was the warmest spring day of Bergen so far this year, and I feel like I did it justice!

I started the day with a hike with one of my best friends, Anette, going up to Skredderdalen - a really beautiful place, where we sat down to eat our lunch close to a little dam. We'd brought sandwiches, coffee, Oreo cookies, chocolate, apples, bananas, and Anette had even brought some Easter marsipan eggs! What a lunch for a hike! A duck couple found us quite quickly after we sat down, so we fed the female some Oreo cookies (we'd already finished our sandwiches, so the cookies were all we had left). The male wasn't too interested, perhaps he felt too proud to take charity food or something, but the female liked them very much, as she kept coming back for more after taking a little swim. I think she must've come back maybe four or five times! We also had some apples, but they didn't want those, so we ate them ourselves. Actually we shared one, and you'll see photos further down of the ingenious way Anette solved that without a knife!
One the way down we went by Fløien - (see photos from my previous posting)and the weather and the forest and everything was just incredible!

Then, as we got back down to the city, I realized I wouldn't have time to go home and freshen up, I would have to go straight to the concert held by my teacher from the folk high school I went to five years ago. And so I did, and it was great, too, seeing him and several other people from my school again - so that's what the last photo is from. We stayed to chat after the concert, too, so I wasn't home until about nine o'clock, in a very hungry state, but very happy after an amazing day!















Pretty neat, using just a Tupperware box to split an apple?!!


A very pleased Elisabeth, enjoying sunlight and fresh air, beautiful Bergen, good company and some well-earned cooffee!

See how beautiful the forest was, with the sun peaking through the tree trunks everywhere? With the greeen mossy grass covering the rocks and tree stumps, creating a very Norwegian troll fairy tale atmosphere...

And back down in the city, Anette and I walked by a tree that we just had to stop and take a closer look at. It was so beautiful and romantic, with a little bench placed right underneath the tree, and a tiny pond right next to it, filled with white flower petals floating on the surface of the water!

















Robert, and

me and a couple of school mates. It was great catching up again after a long time!