Holiday in the middle of Norway (2022)
10-07-2022
For our summer holiday this year, my family and I travelled around the middle of Norway.
Our family holiday - From Drammen to Molde to Hitra to Trondheim (2022) Photo credit: Google maps
Photobombed by the Troll of Dombås (29-06-2022) Photo credit: S. Svebakk-Bøhn
Malmefjorden
On the first leg of our trip, we stayed at Bjølstad camping site which is situated by the sea. Bjølstad camping is owned and operated by a couple who has had the camping site in their family for approximately 70 years. We didn't arrive at the campsite until 10.30 in the evening, and honestly we all thought that we had driven to the middle of nowhere, which we had. Once we had unpacked and set up our tent, we walked down to the pier. It was almost midnight and we were blown away by the magnificent view of the fjord.
Me and Sydney at Malmefjorden (29-06-2022) Photo credit: V. Svebakk
Together with our dad (29-06-2022) Photo credit: V. Svebakk
Camping at Malmefjorden (02-07-2022) Photo credit: S. Svebakk-Bøhn
Thank goodness for wifi (02-07-2022) Photo credit: O.R Bøhn
Breakfast in bed (02-07-2022) Photo credit: O. R Bøhn
Egg and bacon for breakfast (02-07-2022) Photo credit: V. Svebakk
Molde
Molde was our main base while we were tripping around the northern region of Møre and Romsdal.
By the sea in Molde (01-07-2022) Photo credit: V. Svebakk
In Molde (01-07-2022) Photo credit: V. Svebakk
Atlantic Ocean Road
Atlantic Ocean Road in the background (03-07-2022) Photo credit: V. Svebakk
Family photo (03-07-2022) Photo credit: S. Svebakk-Bøhn
Atlantic Ocean Road (03-07-2022) Photo credit: S. Svebakk-Bøhn
Straumsnes
At our great-great-grandparents, Jørgen and Johanna Strømsvågs grave (04-07-2022) Photo credit: O. R Bøhn
Straumsnes Church (04-07-2022) Photo credit: S. Svebakk-Bøhn
On the steps outside of Straumsnes Church (04-07-2022) Photo credit: V. Svebakk
Løkken Verk
Outside of the entrance to Løkken mines where our great-great-grandfather Johan Saltnes worked from 1907 to 1917 (04-07-2022) Photo credit: O.R Bøhn
Memorial plaque reads: "Gratitude for the work that the trustees and the workers at the Løkken mines have done for a century"
Memorial for all the men that had worked in Løkken mines (04-07-2022) Photo credit: S. Svebakk-Bøhn
Orkla Industry Museum (04-07-2022) Photo credit: S. Svebakk-Bøhn
Hitra
At Hitra (05-07-2022) Photo credit: V. Svebakk
With our dad (05-07-2022) Photo credit: V. Svebakk
At Knarrlagsund on Ulvøya (05-07-2022) Photo credit: S. Svebakk-Bøhn
At Knarrlagsundet (05-07-2022) Photo credit: O. R Bøhn
View of Knarrlagsundet from the pier (05-07-2022) Photo credit: O. R Bøhn
Our trip around the islands at Hitra (2022) Photo credit: Google Maps
Titran
About the Titran Disaster (2022) Photo credit: S. Svebakk-Bøhn/Frøya kommune
Titran Memorial (05-07-2022) Photo credit: S. Svebakk-Bøhn
Titran Memorial in remembrance of the 140 fishermen who died on the coast of Titran (05-07-2022) Photo credit: S. Svebakk-Bøhn
At the pier at Titran (05-07-2022) Photo credit: O. R Bøhn
Isak Gaustad cafe at Titran (05-07-2022) Photo credit: S. Svebakk-Bøhn
Gaustadbrygga at Titran (05-07-2022) Photo credit: S. Svebakk-Bøhn
Eating waffles at Isak Gaustad Cafe (05-07-2022) Photo credit: V. Svebakk
At the cafe (05-07-2022) Photo credit: V. Svebakk
Maria at Isak Gaustad Cafe (05-07-2022) Photo credit: S. Svebakk-Bøhn
Photos of the "past" on the wall of the cafe
Page 1 - Unveiling of monument at Titran on 17th July 1949, almost 50 years after the disaster (05-07-2022) Photo credit: S. Svebakk-Bøhn/Isak Gaustad Cafe
Page 2 and 3 - Unveiling of monument at Titran (05-07-2022) Photo credit: S. Svebakk-Bøhn/Isak Gaustad Cafe
Page 4 - Unveiling of monument at Titran (05-07-2022) Photo credit: S. Svebakk-Bøhn/Isak Gaustad Cafe
About Stabben Fortress (2022) Photo credit: S. Svebakk-Bøhn/Frøya kommune
Stabben Fortress at Titran (05-07-2022) Photo credit: S. Svebakk-Bøhn
Dad at Stabben (05-07-2022) Photo credit: S. Svebakk-Bøhn
A little windy and cold at Stabben Fortress at Titran (05-07-2022) Photo credit: O. R Bøhn
Nidaros Cathedral
Inside Nidaros Cathedral (06-07-2022) Photo credit: V. Svebakk
Inside the cathedral towards the altar (06-07-2022) Photo credit: S. Svebakk-Bøhn
The organ in the Cathedral has nearly 10,000 pipes that frame the beautiful rose window (06-07-2020) Photo credit: S. Svebakk-Bøhn
The rose window inside Nidaros Cathedral (06-07-2022) Photo credit: S. Svebakk-Bøhn
The Steinmeyer organ in Nidaros Cathedral (06-07-2022) Photo credit: S. Svebakk-Bøhn
At the High Altar in the cathedral (06-07-2022) Photo credit: O. R Bøhn
Behind the High Altar is where the former King of Norway, King Olaf II Haraldsson remains were buried (06-07-2022) Photo credit: S. Svebakk-Bøhn
The ceiling above the High Altar in the Cathedral (06-07-2022) Photo credit: S. Svebakk-Bøhn
The chapel inside Nidaros Cathedral where our great-great-grandparents Johan and Jørgine Saltnes were married (06-07-2022) Photo credit: S. Svebakk-Bøhn
Røros Church
Outside of Røros Church (08-07-2022) Photo credit: S. Svebakk-Bøhn
Outside Røros Church (08-07-2022) Photo credit: S. Svebakk-Bøhn
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