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    A trip to the Cold North

    A while back, I was blessed to have a short trip to the Cold North..

    First stop along the way, Oslo..






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    Thanks for sharing. How long were you there?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Thomas Siew View Post
    Thanks for sharing. How long were you there?
    Short holiday. More pictures coming.

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    The third picture shows the silhouette of a mysterious woman. Is there a story waiting to be told?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Thomas Siew View Post
    The third picture shows the silhouette of a mysterious woman. Is there a story waiting to be told?
    The silhouette on the left is looking at the moving ghost of coming christmas!!!

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    Viking Ship Museum





    At Vigeland Sculpture Park



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    An early morning flight...


    over frozen land mass to Kirkenes

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    The soon to be built snow hotel..


    King crab harvesting for dinner

    The trip to harvest them..


    The cage/trap,


    The small one that got thrown back in,


    That's about right.

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    Cutting/ cleaning


    Cooking , well the stove anyway


    The place where we are them..


    Sorry, was too cold and hungry to take any pictures of the cooked carb and the carnage left behind after.

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    The place where I saw my first Aurora Lights..



    Now can you see that wave??

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    Is there a story behind the crying (angry?) baby statue?

    Quote Originally Posted by Firefly View Post

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    Quote Originally Posted by Firefly View Post
    Sorry, was too cold and hungry to take any pictures of the cooked carb and the carnage left behind after.
    It doesn't matter as long as your tummy was filled. This trip, though short, come across as very memorable. How much $$$ would one have to allocate for a trip like this? I feel like going but afraid it may cause a cash flow problem!

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    Watching aurora lights at the Nordic certainly is an unique experience.

    I plan to watch these magnificent northern lights when the kid is away for studies in a few years time. Spend 2-3 weeks on a cruise that sail around Scandinavian waters and watch the lights from the deck...

    Scandinavia is more for travellers who like outdoor, who like to go to the lake and countryside on summer. It is quite boring in cold seasons. I went to Helsinki during my younger days, will try to find some old photos of this cold north city..

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    Quote Originally Posted by Thomas Siew View Post
    Is there a story behind the crying (angry?) baby statue?
    Can't remember the story behind that sculpture. But the tour guide said something about touching the statue at a particular will bring good fortune.

    More of the history is found here http://www.vigeland.museum.no/en/vigeland-park/bridge

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    Quote Originally Posted by Thomas Siew View Post
    It doesn't matter as long as your tummy was filled. This trip, though short, come across as very memorable. How much $$$ would one have to allocate for a trip like this? I feel like going but afraid it may cause a cash flow problem!
    A very BIG hole. I will be in Selangor for the next few years..Hope you get the hint. (also count the $$,$$$.00)

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