Trondheim: Countryside Views
Images from a photography enthusiast based in Oslo
Last August we stayed in a house outside of Trondheim, Norway.
We did some walks nearby, amongst the rolling farmland, when I had a bit of energy (I had fallen sick early in the trip). Here are some shots I took of the quintessential Norwegian countryside as well as some porcine pals and birds (swallows) on a wire.
Have a scroll through and many thanks for your visit!
I thank you for your visit and hope you will be back next time!
(Pssst: Did you notice that treehouse? I was quite impressed. I built a treehouse when I was very young in a fig tree in the backyard — but it was really only a small platform with no bells and whistles (I did build my own rickety ladder to gain access). Anyone out there with treehouse-building experience? I am also wondering now what kind of berries the old fellow was busy harvesting. Mmmm, nothing better than enjoying berries straight from the bush. This is something I have truly enjoyed since living in Norway. Best to all for a fab summer!)
Love it. So Norway. I am particularly drawn to all the pigs lining up for their family photograph! Like the world leaders at the G7. Cute!
Really love these dark blue skies against the yellow and the red barns. I have been suggested so much B&W photos on substack lately, wich is not really my taste. This is so refreshing, wondeful colours!