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The Pulpit Rock

Sunday, 13. July 2008, 11:52:28

One of the most spectacular rock formations in Norway is the Pulpit Rock - or Preikestolen in Norwegian. Here are pics from my recent trip there with Manju the Mountaineer.

Of course, just as we closed in on the destination itself, after a two hour trek, our digital camera broke down. So we had to resort to whatever quality pics Manju's Sony Ericsson phone could give us. Worst of all, it didn't store the pics of Manju sitting on the edge of the Pulpit...

See the pictures...

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IlyaShpankov 13. July 2008, 18:01

Cool :wink:

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