Idag bringer vi et panoramabilde fra en av våre mer kjente turist-destinasjoner: Geiranger,
men kan hende er motivet knipset fra et litt annet sted enn vanlig. Fossefallet på den andre siden av fjorden er ‘De 7 søstre’ – 7 separate fossefall som alle stuper ned i Geiranger-fjorden. Og for å bringe dette i perspektiv, så seiler det fra tid til annen et cruise-skip med
3-4000 passasjerer inn denne fjorden dypt under oss.
Og for dem som måtte ønske mer, så har vi selvsagt for lengst laget en omfattende foto-reportasje fra Geiranger, men – da må dere følge denne linken: GEIRANGER
Today we bring you a panorama shot from one of our best known tourist destinations:
Geiranger! But perhaps this particular shot has been taken at a somwhat unusual angle?
The waterfalls on the other side of the fjord are called ‘The 7 sisters’ – 7 separate waterfalls all thundering down into the Geiranger fjord.
To put things into a better perspective: At times you may observe cruise vessels carrying as many as 3-4000 passengers sailing in the Geiranger fjord far below. And for those of you that would really like to se more of this beautiful place, we have , of course, long ago made an extensive photo report from Geiranger, but if you wish to see this photo report – please follow this link: GEIRANGER
Compliments of SRB)
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Beautiful picture! I will have to click the link you shared and check those pictures out as well.
You’d better! 🙂
Wow! What a beauty!
Vakker plass som jeg har vært utrolig mange ganger 🙂 Min søster bor Bare ca. 20 minutter derfra 🙂
Da er jo både du og hun ganske heldige?! Ikke for lavt nede håper jeg?
denne forurensingen fra skipstrafikken kan være lei, men nå arbeides det jo for et krav om elektrisk drift av cruise-skip som vil besøke Geiranger!
This is a famous Fjord for tourists I think!
That’s right! And if you had activated the link I gave you, you’d never have forgotten it!
There is a good reason why I enclose such links.
Absolutely wonderful! ❤
Thank you! Please try following the link presented to you! Perhaps you’ll be using that word twice? :_)
Geiranger fjord looks beautiful, I have seen some like this in Alaska. Makes us want to travail to Norway. Maybe someday.
🙂 Jim
Hi Jim,-
Nice to hear from you! Everything OK? I can’t recollect if you once did see the real thing? Please try following the link published and check if you’ve seen it before?! It will be worth your time!