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While getting up, it was still very cloudy and rainy. 00 to 20. With each our this day became hotter and hotter, kind of horrible, if you just came out of an refrigerator country. 30 p. After leaving our nice, but last overnight place in Norway, we headed down approximately 65 km to Kristiansand, where we have to take the ferry to Hirshals DK. So, no money, no funny — or at least almost no money, not that funny. 00 p. We started our day quite early at 0800 a. Everything went well even my no starter bus starts at the second try, by down hill starting. So this scenery was quite shaky, cause he immediately has got a huge flash back of all the adventures he has had with his bus. After going to beat at 04. 00 a. we went up allready 09. 00 a. with out any suffering from last nights consumation — ok, little. 😉 This day was one of the sunniest, hotest and nices days so far — the norway we dreamed of it. we headed down from Bergen to Stavanger. There were about three tunnels below the fjord and three ferries to cross the fjords. The tunnels were amazing, the longes was 8 kilometer, which leads us down to 264 metres below sea level, that means 4 kilometers down and 4 kilometres up — quite steep for a fivtheen hundred. We droped Felix at the airport of Bergen, after having a proper breakfast at a local bakery. After dropping Felix we headed to find a camping, which we found after some orientation complications. 🙂 And we found not only a camping we found the worst ever seen, yeah. But at least it was quite city centered. 😉 So after catching the bus, we did some hours of sight seeing, before we went to have our supper town down. After an other couples of bars and beers the crowed became real drunk. Around 02. 00 a. we had a lot of fun to see all the youngsters trying to walk stright. great. That was time to seek the night bus… The day of leaving Geiranger started with rain. We drove up the pass road, which leaded us directly in an absolutly arctic region, with snow and frozen lakes. At the peak of the pass we followed a toll road up to Dalesnipa, which brang us even higher upto aproximately 1500 metres above sea level. It was an absolutly stunning view over the geiranger fiord and all the peaks around us. After all the climbing we had several kilometers of downhill in front of us — about 15 kilometres of its lengh in tunnels, with an amazing steep. After this last coffee stop we headed towards the biggest European glacier called Jostedalsbreen. While returning wet at our busses we decide to head for a hytte, where we was able to sit on a dry veranda, doing some barbcue hand having a cool can of beer — a perfect end of an impressing day. Good thing the weather brightened up and all four of us started this day with a cup of coffee at the self-service restaurant, before why left this fantastic over night place. A funny thing happened on a petrol station in a small village, where a guy called Odd Rune starts to talk to us cause of the busses. That was quite cool — Volkswagen connects! While beeing up there enjoying its fabulous view over the whole region and climbing around the old war bunkers, we came up with the idea of overnighting up there. After picking up the cars and driving up. To get there we had some Fjords and Fjiells ahead, with some really cool small roads. The landscape became really rought and wild. We stopped immediately and started to talk with the owner a freaky mid 40 guy. It was really awsome, a bunch of several decades of Ford was standing all over — just amazing. The guy recommended us a place at a little local harbor only a few hundreds metres further — it was a number one hint.
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