The E6, heading north.
Watch out for moose!
Lake Mjøsa, which we drove along for over an hour.
Lillehammer at its ski jumps.
Peter fits right in here in Norway.
Sunset over a hut near Mysuseter.
Huts dot the landscape just above the treeline.
The road from Mysuseter to the Spranget car park.
Sunset from the car park.
Adina in nightime biking mode.
An experimental self portrait after setting up camp.
The moon rising over the mountains.
Lake Rondvatnet from our campsite the next morning.
Home sweet home.
The sheep waiting for their omelets and waffles.
Looking back down the valley from above camp.
One of the 2000 meter peaks.
The road we biked the previous night runs from the horizon near the upper left through the middle of the photo and below to the right.
The lakeside DNT complex in the morning sun with another 2000 meter peak in the distance.
Lichen, moss, and blueberry bushes.
From river/lake level.
Happy for the warming sun, but still bundled up for our hike.
White carpet...
Red carpet.
Looking back at the hut on our way up the other side.
It was hard to tire of the amazing view.
2000 meter peaks to the east.
Adina on the trail.
A few hundred meters above the lake.
In real life, the water looked even greener than it does here.
The blueberry bushes are just turning red and are everywhere!
Not a great photo, but proof that Norwegians don't slow down much when they have little ones. This baby had been higher than we went, though he did get to sleep on the way down.
Another view to the east.
Hillside photo op.
One of many little streams running toward the lake.
Peter making some recordings of said stream.