Man-made

Towns, houses, power lines ...

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Grenland Bridge across Frierfjorden. And the Brevik Bridge

Brevik, a tiny and idyllic town, about 2000 inhabitants.

Risør, the northmost of the white Sørlandet towns

Stavern, another popular recreation town

The lighthouse on Lindesnes

The lighthouse on the windswept shore of Lista

Lillesand, another small Sørlandet town

Kjell Nupen's fountains in Kristiansand, a larger Sørlandet town

Mandal with great sandy beaches, Sørlandet

Farsund, still another small Sørlandet town

Flekkefjord, the westmost small Sørlandet town

The Agdenes lighthouse – Ørlandet in the background

Sunndalsøra – heavy power lines

Windmills on the flat island Smøla

Sculpture in the small town Levanger

"Victoria" on The Telemark Canal

"Skiblander", the worlds oldest paddle steamer in operation

Old houses on Lærdalsøyri

Tømmervåg, Tustna – the ferry leaving for Kristiansund

A scrapped Pelton wheel from in Lysebotn

In memory of prisoners executed in the Falstad Woods

Sculpture of an eider in Straumen, created by Nils Aas

Mosjøen has this picturesque street, Sjøgata

Brønnøysund Bridge in the town Brønnøysund

Rørvik with Norveg, the Coastal Museum

Late evening view of the town Namsos

Protractus, an item in the 'Sculpture landscape Nordland'

The Arctic Circle Center on Saltfjellet

Horg Village Museum south of Trondheim

The 34 meters 'Saga' column at Elveseter in Bøverdalen

Statue of Pillarguri in Otta, a true? legend dated 1612

Stiklestad and Saint Olaf

The old thingstead on Logtun – Frostating

Theme pages

Bryne
– a small town with a great sculpture park

Hell
– a nice village called Hell

Kragerø
– a small and beautiful seaside town

Kristiansund
– a town on (at least) four islands

Molde
– the town of roses, jazz and the great view

Rauma and Åndalsnes
– the district with the jagged peaks

Rjukan
– a small twentieth century industry town

Selbu
– the origin of dual color knitwear

Tautra
– 'the pearl of the Trondheim Fjord'

Trondheim
– the old town and the old center of Norway

Veiholmen
– a fishing village and tourist attraction

changed 2010-09-17