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-----------------Published on 07/26/2024D- 43 5:30 p.m. Here we are not far from Haugesund, "in the green", on the edge of a fjord where I will go fishing in the evening. We owe our knowledge of this great spot to a Norwegian man whose house we got lost at earlier by following a tiny road that ended at his house!Yesterday, in Skånevik, we took advantage of the services of the harbor master's office to do laundry and take good showers. Unfortunately, their dryers were not very efficient so we got our clothes back still very damp, and as the day was punctuated by many showers (not to be confused with that!), it has remained so until now. Now, it is drying between two clearings and we are on our guard at the slightest drop of rain.-----------------Published on 07/24/2024D- 41 4:30 p.m. After traveling 177km yesterday to discover the surroundings of Odda, we stayed today on our bivouac, quietly, in the SUN!We take the opportunity to do laundry by hand, hoping that by this evening the laundry will be dry, but it's not a sure thing...This morning, I went fishing for mackerel but without success, whereas the day before yesterday, in the same fjord, I caught a nice whiting whose flesh was tasty. During this exercise, I met another fisherman, a very friendly Czech, who turned out to be our bivouac neighbor with his wife and two children. We exchanged our views on the best lures, their ideal weights, etc.Tomorrow we are leaving for Stavanger, in principle!!!-----------------Published on 07/21/2024D- 38 7:30 p.m. Arght! terrible weather forecast which had predicted rain and which was not mistaken.We are still on the same bivouac as yesterday because a Sunday break was necessary.We take this opportunity to update the site and publish a new article which closes the series on Albarracin.Marie is preparing a series for you based on her notes on our stay in Norway and our impressions. So stay connected.-----------------Published on 07/20/2024D- 37 7:30 p.m. Amazing! We have just visited Bergen, the rainiest city in Norway, under a clear and warm sun, since at the time of writing these lines, it is 27°C at our bivouac 20km from the ancient Hanseatic city .We left in the middle of the afternoon, when the port was crowded, and a concert by the American star Bruce Springsteen will be given this evening.This evening, we will finally be able to take our first solar shower in our D4L outdoor cabin. No, we are not pigs since Roulotte is also equipped with a bathroom that we use every day…Marie even had the audacity to wear a dress and me Bermuda shorts, but these little summer crazes will end tomorrow according to the weather!-----------------Published on 07/18/2024D- 35 6:30 p.m. We left our bivouac in Skjolden around 9 a.m. this morning, without even knowing where we would go that day, relying on the weather. Good weather, direction mountains; rain, direction the Atlantic coast.Finally, despite the gloomy weather, we opted for the mountains and are currently bivouac at around 1300m altitude which in Norway is equivalent to something like 2400m in France.Beneath our feet, intense traffic teems for Bergen via the 25km tunnel, the longest in the world, which we were careful not to take!Tomorrow, a dizzying descent awaits us to reach the village of Aurland, on the edge of the fjord. Roulotte will squeal and we will have to stop at least twice to cool the wheels who are overheated by braking.-----------------Published on 07/14/2024D-31 9:30 p.m. Boohoo! The rain has returned...But no matter, we enjoyed a magnificent day yesterday which allowed us to discover historic route 258.Today we went to the Geiranger fjord which was initially under a thick maritime mist. Not ideal for photos.This evening, we remain on our bivouac "in the green" at 1000m altitude, and under a few showers, to go back down tomorrow to Lom where we do not know what awaits us, except that the weather forecast announces a week of bad weather.In 31 days, we count four days of sunshine, twenty of rain and the rest gloomy. It's not easy to work on panoramic shots in these conditions.-----------------Published on 07/12/2024J-29 6:00 p.m. FINALLY! He arrived!!! The sun, yes, the sun, since 1 p.m. today. What a joy to feel its gentle rays caressing our spine between two gusts of wind...And with the sun, the sky finally clears blue and allows us to admire the surrounding peaks overlooking the fjords. Because we follow the Atlantic coast and favor very small roads. For us, it's a treat to be able to take out our cameras and focus on wide or close-up shots.We are currently on a mountain pass, about four or five hundred meters above the ocean and, if the air is crisp and the wind strong, we enjoy a wonderful panorama of the island of Måløy .-----------------Published on 07/09/2024 D- 26 8:00 p.m. Yesterday we had to leave Trondheim after lunch to reach Kristiansund. But as the rain overwhelmed us with its presence, we preferred to stay there and postpone our departure until the next day.That's what we did today! We stayed about an hour in this cod port renowned in the country then, as the rain gave us no respite, we left the town to reach a spot "in the green" not far from Molde.We realize that in the 26 days since we left, we have had about 20 days of rain, 3 days of more or less generous sunshine, and 3 days of gloomy weather, without sun or rain.The least we can say is that we take very little advantage of all these kilometers traveled!-----------------Published on 07/08/2024J- 25 The rain stopped this morning, but still no sun. We will take advantage of this respite to take a walk around town and try to take some not too dull photos then, after lunch, we will take the road to the Atlantic coast towards Kristiansund.-----------------Published on 07/07/2024J- 24 The sun rose at 4:30 a.m. It was radiant and almost hot with the twelve degrees displayed on the centigrade meter. At nine o'clock we packed up everything and set off for Trondheim. Thirty minutes later, the rain showed up without our consent and wouldn't let us go. She is a companion as tenacious as boredom, cruel as stupidity, cold as contempt.The little that I have been able to see of the old Norwegian capital reinforces my idea of remaining wisely in Roulotte, well warm and dry, ignoring the famous northernmost cathedral.After 4000 km and 24 days of travel, not counting the related expenses, the results are very mixed as far as I am concerned... -----------------Published on 07/06/2024D- 23 We arrived yesterday late afternoon at the Korsnes campsite, an hour from Trondheim. I found a former Norwegian colleague there, an agricultural worker, 43 years later...Needless to say, Bent and I had changed a lot!This morning, the sun, between two clouds, graces us with a few appearances. Phew! It's about time, we will be able to recharge our batteries with solar energy before heading back "into the green" on Monday.For now, we're taking the opportunity to do laundry and tease the fish who weren't in the mood at 7am at high tide. Whatever, I'll try it next time.Gleaning some information, I learned that there are runes inscribed somewhere nearby. Even our hosts don't know them but directed us to people who might know more.We will see...-----------------Published on 07/04/2024D- 21 This morning, at 6:10 a.m., it was raining... What a surprise!We are in the tundra, at around 1000m altitude, above the town of Røros, formerly flourishing thanks to the exploitation of its copper mines for more than three centuries. It is also the coldest place in Norway, after Karajosk in Sami country (Lapland), with a record of just over minus 50 degrees in January.Yesterday evening, we had the surprise of photographing a small herd of reindeer.Later, we will go to visit the place between two showers of rain and a few gusts of a south wind which is not at all kind to the people of Roussillon that we are.-----------------Published on 06/22/2024D-8 Ah! how good it feels to relax a little after 2860km traveled between Perpignan and the small village of Hobøl in Norway.I found some long-time friends there (44 years old!) who I hadn't seen for ten years.If we are entitled to typical meals here, these do not escape the culinary art of Marie, daughter of Reunion Island.Larson broth thus enters into the memories of our guests.-----------------Published on 06/13/2024So this time it is for good, I received the official authorization of Miss Marie to announce the news: we leave tomorrow! Yes, tomorrow morning we leave with Roulotte!And where do you know for? Norway, with its fishy fjords which invite me to tease the cod, sea trout, mackerel and so on ... all for three months in the south of Scandinavia!Youpiiiii!;-)-----------------Published on 04/25/2024We are preparing to leave for 15 to 20 days in Aragon, Spain.Besides the fact that we love this autonomous community for its wild and mountainous side in the North, we are returning there to finalize a project to discover Teruel, the medieval village of Albarracín, Huesca and a few others...It is therefore possible that our publications will be spaced out, but it will be even better for you to enjoy later ;-)-----------------Published on 09/28/2023L'épisode 3, le dernier de la série en 3 épisodes "Les grottes de Quizáns et Chimiachas" est en ligne. N'hésitez pas à nous faire part de vos commentaires constructifs;-)

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Albarracin, continuation and end, medieval village

Photo wich shows the village of Albarracin, Aragon, Spain

By Marie. Yesterday, unfortunately, the visit to the medieval town of Albarracin was largely marred by Jean-Paul's state of health. He is not getting better, quite the contrary. We rush back from the town, hoping...

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