It’s the christmas season and I take a lot of pictures, the problem is that most of them is of family, and nothing I plan to add to this blog, but a little while ago I took this picture. It’s from Løkken Verk in the middle of Norway (Sør-Trøndelag) and shows one of the old abandoned mining buildings there. The old mines were closed down in 1987, and the old buildings are slowly turning into ruins.
So, my girlfriend and I had a little weekend in Sweden lately. While we were there we drove around and among else we noticed these two signs. In Norway we have a lot of weird crossing signs, among else reindeer and cows, but both of these were new to me.
I bought a Canon G9 when I recently visited Boston, Massachusetts. It’s a nice little camera that is a bit easier to bring a long than my Canon 40D. I brought the camera to Frognerparken and Vigelandsparken in Oslo to test it a little. It was a bit sunny, but a lot of lovely dark clouds threatening above. There will be several pictures available here shortly, the first one is not even of one of the statues.
My girlfriend and I spent the weekend in Nice, France. The weather-forecast was not very promising, but we had a bit of luck. Mostly sunny, if not a bit windy. This is "one" of the pictures I took. It is actually a stitch of six different pictures using the excellent program Autostitch.
