The news is very focused on Hardanger and power lines, which will cross the region. Many will have turned the decision that the power lines to be added in the subsea cable, instead of air-span, which would spoil the nature. Well, I was actually in Hardanger Monday, when I drove from Haugesund and home to Saltdal. I took the air down to Haugesund, after a visit to Bjørnar's at the cabin close to Bodø. Then airplane, SAS, to Haugesund. The government should also build new roads, and few practice on transportation through the region. I am glad that we live in Central / North of Norway, with good roads. GPS in the car, wanted me to take a ferry trip when I drove up route 13 along Sørfjorden, a side fjord of Hardangerfjord. I defied the decree and had the lady in the box to protest wildly, turn, turn about, about 150 meters, turn around! Then I did not follow the advice, and instead continued to Eidfjord, resigned the lady in the box and said, "Continue as you have chosen!" I ran into the mountains and out of the mountains, the corkscrews in the mountains, and long tunnels ... When I finally came to E6, the rate was raised to 2000 rpm and 110 km on the gear! This was great! The "New car" went like a bullet, and I was home by 2:30 p.m. time on Tuesday. Now the car is cleaned and filters are changed, it appears to be a good thing. I want my old as donor for many important parts to come ... I could say "Ha det" to Liecel, who returned home to San Francisco on Wednesday morning. My job requires me to be active until Sunday morning. Happy hour! The pictures is from the trip, the powerlines are actually already there....
Dere har hatt det varmt ser jeg. Det var synd jeg ikke traff Hellen og Magnar da jeg var hjemme, maa bare hilse!
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