Many ferries ply the smooth waters of Norway’s fjords. In some remote communities the ferries are the only links to the outside world.Preparing to board the ferry. It will turn out to be a five hour boat trip through some of the most magnificent scenery imaginable. The pictures that follow don’t do the landscape justice!
Pulling away from Bergen on the ferry. The charming and friendly town as seen from the water.
Other boats plying the fjord. Water traffic is a key mode of transport for goods, materials, and people.
Passed lots of lovely homes and farms located in sparse settlements along the fjord.
Wind-blown on the deck of the ferry. Gorgeous day but very windy!
Snow capped mountains and glaciers lining the fjord along the ferry route.
Up close snowy mountains seen from the ferry deck.
Balcony off my hotel room at Ullensvang and one view of fjord. I had almost a 360 view of mountains and fjord from my very beautiful room.
Another mountain view from my room window.
Final hotel room view- also from balcony.
Building on hotel grounds.
The summer hut where famous composer Grieg worked and wrote on the hotel grounds.About 200 people at the Film Summit. Nearly that many at my Character Map Class. For those of you who missed it a link to the eBook http://etbscreenwriting.com//products-page/e-books/the-character-map/Participants took a field trip to Odda one of the first industrial factories in the world. Now vacant and in planning stages to be a film studio.
Dinner for 200 at the enormous hydro-electric plant which once powered the factory.
