sailing yacht kaemara's trips
Monday, August 07, 2006
stavanger
biggest cranes i've ever seen. Norweigan ship builders have now mostly switched to supporting the oil industry. Stavanger has a good museum devoted to the history of oil exploration in Norway. One gets an insight into the tough life lived on board the rigs in the north sea. Having sailed past the rigs and their associated support ships it was interesting to find out more about them.
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- Norway trip
- east coast
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- Hardangerfjord
- From Sunndal you can walk up to the glacier. That...
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- walked up to the waterfall behind the Baronetcy
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- wooden boats and houses in Haugesund, stopped to p...
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- sunshine as we approached norway
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