One of the marinas on the Bygdøy peninsula.
A stretch of the lit bike/walking/ski path on Bygdøy.
Sailboats a'plenty in the fjord.
A look back across the water toward our favorite internet cafe and the building Peter was recording.
The Bygdøy shoreline.
The southern tip of Bygdøy being enjoyed on a sunny summer day.
A nice treat after a very long walk.
Of course, our walk was not as long as this ship's voyage across the Atlantic.
The Kon Tiki crossed the Pacific.
And these boats cross the harbor sometimes.
Surprisingly, England does not have a monopoly on sheep.
And Peter doesn't have a monopoly on fjord swimming--Adina enjoying a dip in the cool waters.
"Hurry up and take the picture, Peter. I'm freezing!"
Some dramtic sunlight on one of downtown's bigger buildings.
The entrance to our primary shopping destination, CC Vest.
Fun signs.
If you can pronounce this, you get your residency permit automatically.
An example of the local architecture.