This is considered the most famous baby in all of the world. He is a 2 year old and no matter what language you speak you understand what her is trying to communicate. He is throwing a terrible 2 tantrum. This is one of the hundreds of sculptures in Vegeland Sculpture park.
I am standing next to a Viking Ship that has crossed the Atlantic Ocean twice. It is all still in great shape. They buried it with the captain of the ship, and the mud preserved the ship very well. This ship was built in the 12th century.
This is a guy who asked me out on a date. Haha, this is really what all Norwegians look like, I am just kidding. Norway has a very strong belief in troll, unicorns and other mythological creatures. This is a troll out side the Holenkomb, the oldest ski jump in Norway.
And here are the parents, Pat and Gary next to a water fountain in Vegeland Park. It is a cycle of life water pool. You start on one corner with birth and walk around clock wise and end at the last corner with death. It was really kind of a neat way to represent life.
This is considered the most famous baby in all of the world. He is a 2 year old and no matter what language you speak you understand what her is trying to communicate. He is throwing a terrible 2 tantrum. This is one of the hundreds of sculptures in Vegeland Sculpture park.
I am standing next to a Viking Ship that has crossed the Atlantic Ocean twice. It is all still in great shape. They buried it with the captain of the ship, and the mud preserved the ship very well. This ship was built in the 12th century.
This is a guy who asked me out on a date. Haha, this is really what all Norwegians look like, I am just kidding. Norway has a very strong belief in troll, unicorns and other mythological creatures. This is a troll out side the Holenkomb, the oldest ski jump in Norway.
And here are the parents, Pat and Gary next to a water fountain in Vegeland Park. It is a cycle of life water pool. You start on one corner with birth and walk around clock wise and end at the last corner with death. It was really kind of a neat way to represent life.
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