Yet another fascinating day!!
Early out to catch the boat to Bygdoy Peninsula and a visit to Frammuseet (Housing the wooden explorer ship that made three polar expeditions between 1893 and 1912), the Kon-Tiki Museum (I made a 10th grade report on this expedition) and finally the Norsk Folkemuseum showing 155 traditional houses from all over Norway and including the Gal Stave Church from 1200.
Pictures below have more details behind. So double click if you are interested. Also the Folke Museum pictures are on a separate page. Double click on categories in the upper left to see details and pictures about the Folke Museum. By now it must be clear that you are on the wrong blog if you don’t like social history. Battles and bullets just are not my thing.
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- Fram Museum
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- All Hands on Deck
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- Kon-Tike Museum
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- Actual Kon-Tiki
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- Norway’s Viking Museum
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- One of Three Long Boats
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- Intricately Carved Cart
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- Sled Equipped with an Extra Set of Runners
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- The Other Boat
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