MS Nordlys: Ship I took from Svolvær to Bergen for three nightsUnmanned small lighthouses guide the wayÅ at sunset. A town in the Lofoten IslandsReine in the Lofoten IslandsTrolls loom large in Scandinavian culture from Norse mythology.Passing fjords and small communities from Svolvær to Bergen aboard the MS NordlysA port of call in NesnaMarble mines in Eide producing the purest marble in the world according to guide/employee. Too hard to sculpt it is mostly pulverized and used to produce glossy paper and face creams.Gamle Bybro (Old Bridge) seen from the neighborhood Bakklandet in Trondheim near dawn (9am).TrondheimQuintessential wooden homes in BergenRoughly thirty accordions waiting to be played in Greig Hall, Bergen ala Lawrence Welk until a harmonica player with verve and nerve showed up.Bergen from above with a rare view without rain and fog. Shortly after I arrived this view disappeared.The working wharf of BergenTrain from Bergen to Oslo was inland with heavy snow. Skiing understandably begins early.Train view of snow covered landscape and virtual blizzard did not hamper travel.Oslo airport before flight to London
