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Saturday, October 17, 2009 9:01:15 PM
Most recent photos on flickr

2011-05-28
2011-02-15

2011-05-28
- Yes, still things going on actually. Check it out
2011-02-15
- Some new shots for Under Dusken.
Hey, a new blog post!
Saturday, May 28, 2011 11:56:30 AM
Let's just drop the I know I have not been updating my blog lately blablabla part and jump right into the good stuff
Quite a few things going on in the last months and I'd love to give you a rehash!
First, I've been on a couple of cabin trips. The first one in February to Stakkslettbua southwest of Trondheim. Was one awesome trip with some powder riding

and some very nice displays of Northern Lights:


The next cabin trip was in the beginning of May to Heinfjordstua south of Trondheim. Chri and some friends were visiting Trondheim for a few days and we went on that cabin trip together. Was really good to escape civilization for a bit and have it calm and relaxed (and quiet!). Except, I managed to dislocate my shoulder again while diving in the lake, but that's another story...

Then, like last year, I had the honor of taking Under Dusken's group portraits again. Was a lot of fun but also a lot of work (around 40h worth in only three days):



Then, on the 17th of May, Norway was celebrating its National Day:

and Thomas had no trouble being open about his two most favorite nations (can you guess which ones?):

Other than that, things are going pretty good so far. Spring is back, the days are long (24h long actually), and it's getting warmer. Time to enjoy life!
I'm also working hard to finish my second paper which we will try to get published in Physical Review Letters - hope that's gonna work out!
Quite a few things going on in the last months and I'd love to give you a rehash!First, I've been on a couple of cabin trips. The first one in February to Stakkslettbua southwest of Trondheim. Was one awesome trip with some powder riding

and some very nice displays of Northern Lights:


The next cabin trip was in the beginning of May to Heinfjordstua south of Trondheim. Chri and some friends were visiting Trondheim for a few days and we went on that cabin trip together. Was really good to escape civilization for a bit and have it calm and relaxed (and quiet!). Except, I managed to dislocate my shoulder again while diving in the lake, but that's another story...

Then, like last year, I had the honor of taking Under Dusken's group portraits again. Was a lot of fun but also a lot of work (around 40h worth in only three days):



Then, on the 17th of May, Norway was celebrating its National Day:

and Thomas had no trouble being open about his two most favorite nations (can you guess which ones?):

Other than that, things are going pretty good so far. Spring is back, the days are long (24h long actually), and it's getting warmer. Time to enjoy life!

I'm also working hard to finish my second paper which we will try to get published in Physical Review Letters - hope that's gonna work out!
Synesvågen
Monday, January 24, 2011 7:50:04 PM
Just a quick snap from our "front yard" 
While the rest of Norway is covered in ice and snow for big parts of the year, the small islands along the coast of the northwestern parts of central Norway are usually snow free year round.
Håvard's done!
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