The top of Preikestolen, almost on top of the world. Or at least that is how it feels.
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The Road Taken
In this post from last year I already showed you the challenging path I had to walk to reach the top of Preikestolen. Compared to that rough path you can imagine that we were quite delighted that the road by the end of the trail was almost flat like in this photo.
My 2016
December is a perfect moment to look back on the past year and the last few weeks I’ve seen a lot of lists with highlights. As usual I’ve been travelling and taking lots of photos this year, for the first time I’ve tried to make a short summary of this year’s highlights.
Number one highlight of this year, reaching the top of Preikestolen. Amazing!
I had lots of fun making fun photos at the Canon Photo Campus
Museum visits
more museum visits
Bevrijdingspop Haarlem (free music festival for Liberation Day)
Food Festivals
Gin&Tonic evenings at the office
World Press Photo ’16 & Streets of the World
Did some walking in Maastricht to prepare for all the walking we planned for Norway
I enjoyed lots of walks in autumn
I had lots of fun taking photos during Amsterdam Light Festival
I could keep walking in the cute streets of Norway
Me taking in the amazing view from high up in the sky
The beauty of the Norwegian fjords
One of many nice views from my window
Path
The most challenging path I’ve walked this year, the path to Preikestolen. It is quite a hike, but it’s worth it!
More: The Daily Post | Path
Anticipation
Preikestolen seen from the the water, looking forward to the hike that would lead us to the ‘small’ rock plateau high up in the sky to see the beautiful fjord from above.
In case you missed it, in this post I showed some photos of the view from the edge of Preikestolen!
See more: The Daily Post | Anticipation
Weekly Photo Challenge: Edge
I have been offline for a while, but the weekly photo challenge Edge was the perfect subject to upload some photos again!
A few weeks ago I was traveling in Norway for the first time and we could not skip the hike to Preikestolen, a steep cliff which rises 604 meters above the Lysefjorden. After a 2,5 hour hike we literally stood on the edge of this plateau to enjoy the breathtaking views.
Preikestolen seen from the side.
The breathtaking view from the edge.
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