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Just looking at the Trondheimsfjord view is already comforting, you can see different ferry boats sailing in the area. You can also do bird watching, it is nice to see different birds flying around. No need to go to the zoo because you can see birds and animals for free.
My mom is lucky that this is just a few minutes walk away from her home. I can see part of this view from our room. The place is FREE too. On our third day, even the temperature is below zero degrees, we still went out to walk, as you can see roads are slippery because some parts have ice. My son enjoyed stepping on the icy spots, just to crack the ice.
Watch the video here.
Day 13
Even the weather is not nice, my mom still walks here and that’s what we did on Day 13. It is cold, windy, and rainy but she convinced us to walk outside. Living in a four seasons country, you have to force yourself to walk even the weather is cold or else, manghihina ka sa bahay.
Day 20
When we first visited Norway, we experienced picking mussels at the shore and we cooked those mussels after. It was a nice experience so I told my mom that I want Ethan to experience it. But she said, til Easter lang daw nagpick ng mussels but we were in Røros that time.
But after eating at Melissa, we went to Bruholmen to check if we can see mussels and crab but unfortunately, we did not see anything. Well, better luck next time.
Day 31, 32 and 33
My mom stayed in the hospital for five days and on Day 31 in Norway, she went home from the hospital. The doctor advised her to walk so off we to Bruholmen for our afternoon walk. So for three consecutive days, we were walking around the Bruholmen. The place is big, so paiba-iba din kami ng nilalakaran.
At first, my mom was using staff so she can balance herself until she managed to walk without the staff. You can notice that some of the trees have leaves already. #springseason
I will miss Bruholmen when I go back to the Philippines because I can see part of this place from our room window. The mountain, sea, and flying seagulls. Watch the video here.
Update: May 2019
We went back to Norway and of course, our summer vacation is not complete without visiting this place. There is a new improvement in this recreation area, they already built a grilling place and comfort room.
Ahhh! Grabe, ang linis pa ng Norway! Andami pang bakanteng lote (lote talaga, hehe). Dito sa Pilipinas, sobrang crowded na. Ganda ng lugar, nakakabigay peace of mind. :)
ReplyDeleteTrue, ang daming bakanteng lote. 5 million plus lang kasi population nila compared sa 100M+ ng Pinas. hehehe!
DeleteSuch vast land with free birds and animals sight seeing. Ihihi. Surely you will miss the sight. I too would feel the same way if I have seen and experienced such beautiful site. And I havent seen a seagull yet. I used to have a fascination with seagulls after reading Jonathan Livingston Seagull. It's a story of a young yes seagull.
ReplyDeleteSuch a relaxing place. If there is a place like this in the Philippines and malapit lang din sakin, for sure aaraw arawin ko ang paglalakad dun. Parang ang sarap magmuni muni dyan while walking or jogging.
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