Here I am looking like a dorky tourist. I was so happy to arrive at the fjord after an 8 hour train ride, 20 minute ferry ride, and a 30 minute bus ride.
Can you spot Anthony? He is being a mountain man. The hike took 2.5 hours and the terrain was wet, rocky and steep. I knew it was going to be a long trip when he was tired after the first 45 seconds but then we got super into it. We were surrounded by literally hundreds of tourists from Spain on the way up, and I swear I heard the weirdest spanish accents ever.
Here we are finally arriving at the top and getting a good few of the fjord. We still hadn't arrived at the pulpit rock which you will see below! Only 3.8 kilometers! haha
Just me, um, getting my nature hike look on.
Here is the first view of Pulpit Rock or Preikstolen.
This photo explains itself. SOooooo awesome. They think the rock was formed by glacial melting, but who knows? Can you see Anthony sitting with his feet hanging over the edge? I couldn't do it!!
Just eating lefse above a Norwegian Fjord, not a big deal.
I like this picture. I thin he is talking to God?
The End.
