April2008BritainNorway
Tu1 A167
W2 Darlington
This is a picture of the "Locomotion" built by Timothy Hackworth, from a display at Darlington station
Th3 Bishop Auckland
Sunrise over the moors SE of Bishop Auckland
F4 Weardale, Wolsingham
Sa5 Stanhope, A689,snow, hail,snow in the night
The river Wear,Wearhead,Bishop Auckland,Durham,Chester-le-Street,Sunderland
I'm walking up Weardale towards Wearhead.
From Bishop Auckland weary footsteps tread.
The moors, wide skies 'n towns lift heart instead.
Lentic'lar cloud o'er North Pennines, stopped dead.
Su6Apr2008Wearhead,A689, snow in the night
M7 Wolsingham
daffs bowed over and weighed down, with the worries of spring, taken outside Frosterley on the A689, Weardale
Tu8 Consett/Conside
W9 A692
Th10 Newcastle
F11 Gateshead
Sa12 Newcastle/Gateshead
Su13Apr2008Newcastle, People's Kitchen, sunday breakfast
M14 DFDS
Tu15 North Shields
W16 Queen of Scandinavia, Bryggen
Th17 Bergen Domkirke, Mariakirke
F18 Gamle Bergen, Korskirke,Jernbane Stasjon
DFDS ferry from Royal Quay, North Shields
In thirty hours the ferry crossed the sea.
Newcastle sailed to Bergen, trouble-free.
At night the frost was on the grass, not me.
Sa19 Nordnes,Klosteret,Nykirke,Akvariet,Johannes kirke,Naturhistoriske Muse
Bishop Auckland to Wearhead, and back to Wolsingham.
The walk up Weardale was a lot of fun.
I saw a bit more snow 'n hail than sun.
Fresh air, wide moors, all made me feel at one.
Sleep under snow's something I haven't done.
Su20Apr2008Bergen docks,Botanisk hage
M21 Nygårds bro,Store Lungegårds vann
Tu22 Fløyen
looking down from Flø(oe)yen hill on the main street of Bergen
early morning outlook over Bergen harbour from Flø(oe)yen hill
Here is a troll woman with the registered trademark of my gear, near the top of Fløyen, the nearest mountain of Bergen.
A view from near the top of Fløyen "berg", across Bergen harbour and Bergen's mountains, which crowd round.
W23 E16/39/RV564,Eidsvåg
Th24 Ytre Arna, Yndre Arna, RV580
24Apr church on the loop round Bergen
There's lots to see in Bergen.
The ferry sailed Newcastle, Bergen town.
Sightseeing, harbour, churches up 'n down.
Now some days walking loop of "bergs" aroun'
I walked by this building in Ytre Arna on Thursday. It was put up in 1948 for the neighbourhood industry.
F25 RV580,Nesttun
The sun has gone and the rain has come back to Bergen. I took this picture while walking along the 10 km long cylcle/footpath from Nesttun to Bergen. The motorway is the E39, I believe.
Sa26 Bergenhus
Su27Apr2008Store og Lille Lungegårds Vann
The shot looks across Store Lungegårds Vann, towards Bergen Centre, on a rainy Sunday morning.
M28 Bergen
The Bergen mountains give us lots of rain.
The Norway rocks 'n cliffs have cloudy mane.
First week the weather high meant sun could reign.
Maria kirke shot South door, was gain.
Tu29 Eidsvåg,RV564
W30 Knarvik
Nordhordalandsbrua from the Hagelsund brue, near Knarrvika
W2 Darlington
This is a picture of the "Locomotion" built by Timothy Hackworth, from a display at Darlington station
Th3 Bishop Auckland
Sunrise over the moors SE of Bishop Auckland
F4 Weardale, Wolsingham
Sa5 Stanhope, A689,snow, hail,snow in the night
The river Wear,Wearhead,Bishop Auckland,Durham,Chester-le-Street,Sunderland
I'm walking up Weardale towards Wearhead.
From Bishop Auckland weary footsteps tread.
The moors, wide skies 'n towns lift heart instead.
Lentic'lar cloud o'er North Pennines, stopped dead.
Su6Apr2008Wearhead,A689, snow in the night
M7 Wolsingham
daffs bowed over and weighed down, with the worries of spring, taken outside Frosterley on the A689, Weardale
Tu8 Consett/Conside
W9 A692
Th10 Newcastle
F11 Gateshead
Sa12 Newcastle/Gateshead
Su13Apr2008Newcastle, People's Kitchen, sunday breakfast
M14 DFDS
Tu15 North Shields
W16 Queen of Scandinavia, Bryggen
Th17 Bergen Domkirke, Mariakirke
F18 Gamle Bergen, Korskirke,Jernbane Stasjon
DFDS ferry from Royal Quay, North Shields
In thirty hours the ferry crossed the sea.
Newcastle sailed to Bergen, trouble-free.
At night the frost was on the grass, not me.
Sa19 Nordnes,Klosteret,Nykirke,Akvariet,Johannes kirke,Naturhistoriske Muse
Bishop Auckland to Wearhead, and back to Wolsingham.
The walk up Weardale was a lot of fun.
I saw a bit more snow 'n hail than sun.
Fresh air, wide moors, all made me feel at one.
Sleep under snow's something I haven't done.
Su20Apr2008Bergen docks,Botanisk hage
M21 Nygårds bro,Store Lungegårds vann
Tu22 Fløyen
looking down from Flø(oe)yen hill on the main street of Bergen
early morning outlook over Bergen harbour from Flø(oe)yen hill
Here is a troll woman with the registered trademark of my gear, near the top of Fløyen, the nearest mountain of Bergen.
A view from near the top of Fløyen "berg", across Bergen harbour and Bergen's mountains, which crowd round.
W23 E16/39/RV564,Eidsvåg
Th24 Ytre Arna, Yndre Arna, RV580
24Apr church on the loop round Bergen
There's lots to see in Bergen.
The ferry sailed Newcastle, Bergen town.
Sightseeing, harbour, churches up 'n down.
Now some days walking loop of "bergs" aroun'
I walked by this building in Ytre Arna on Thursday. It was put up in 1948 for the neighbourhood industry.
F25 RV580,Nesttun
The sun has gone and the rain has come back to Bergen. I took this picture while walking along the 10 km long cylcle/footpath from Nesttun to Bergen. The motorway is the E39, I believe.
Sa26 Bergenhus
Su27Apr2008Store og Lille Lungegårds Vann
The shot looks across Store Lungegårds Vann, towards Bergen Centre, on a rainy Sunday morning.
M28 Bergen
The Bergen mountains give us lots of rain.
The Norway rocks 'n cliffs have cloudy mane.
First week the weather high meant sun could reign.
Maria kirke shot South door, was gain.
Tu29 Eidsvåg,RV564
W30 Knarvik
Nordhordalandsbrua from the Hagelsund brue, near Knarrvika
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