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Norway is a beautiful country and If you have some luck as we did, well, it´s going to be possibly best time of your life.


Very busy place in the area, great for wandering aroud and enjoiyng coastal views. (Skjellvika, Østerøya)
We visited Norway during December so tourists were gone. Skjellvika was first stop on our trip around Sandefjord. Three friends just exploring remote areas which led them to old fortresses from World War 2 and left them breathless. Folehavna fort is such a powerful place where you can feel the history to flow into your body.


Sunset make it even more powerful (Folehavna fort, Sandefjord)
We set our camp there, made a fire and started cooking. Plan was to stay there for one day and then follow our plan to visit viewpoint nearby.


Just roaring of ocean and waking up to beautiful morning. (Folehavna fort, Sandefjord)
Next day and weather is still on our side. Tønsberg tønne is no brainer, 4 hours are ahead of us but we are full of energy and so excited to see another place that time flies like wind we will feel on the top of that hill.


View was absolutely gorgeous. Fjords are incredible from that height. (Tønsberg tønne, Sandefjord)
However wind was so strong that we were forced to climb down and find another place to sleep. Again luck took some part in my decision and we were just to find out what is waiting for us.


Best moment of entire trip that I´ll never forget. Flawless conditions for photographer. (Ertsvika, Sandefjord)
When we arrived to this beach we went totally quiet and didn´t spoke for at least half an hour. Such a peaceful place that I completely cleared my mind from my piddling problems and went to bed so relieved.


Last stop on our trip was famous sandy beach. (Nord Trubervik, Sandefjord)
After previous experiences we were prepared for everything but found out that we can´t be. Thanks to freezing weather, I could capture this famous beach all alone. Light from the city made photo so special and I would say one of my best so far.
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Just incredible. #2 looks like walruses melted into those rocks.
Thanks a lot
thanks a lot