Post by account_disabled on Apr 30, 2024 7:46:58 GMT 1
Even Norwegians Complain About Approximately Degrees Fahrenheit. It's Beautiful Though. Awesome Really. This is a Direct Result of Unreasonably Low Temperatures Out of Season. Normally There Would Be a Lot of Snow on the Ground, but Now It Can't Snow. It's Too Cold. Instead, Fog is Rolling in. The Moisture in the Snow Sticks to the Trees and Everything Looks Like a Magical Fairytale Ice Country. Hamar Snow, Norway I Always Thought I Was in the Movie the Chronicles of Narnia.
It’s a Winter Wonderland That You Can’t Imagine Unless You See It With Your Own Eyes. Long Underwear is on. Hat. Gloves. And There Are Many Layers. But the Sri Lanka WhatsApp Number List Chill Still Came. Lanterns and Snow Scenery Hamar This Region of Norway is Also Very Far North. Therefore, the Sun Rises After 1 a.m. And Sets Around 1 a.m. Sunrise in Hamar, Norway the Photo Above Was Taken Shortly After Thursday Morning. The Sun Rises Slowly Across a Portion of the Sky and Then Sets About an Hour Later.
A Colleague on This Trip Pointed to the Sun Hovering Over the Horizon and Pointed Out That It Was Noon. Today is the Nobel Peace Prize Ceremony in Oslo and I Will Be Attending. Some Norwegians Wonder Aloud Why They Have This in the Winter Which is Always on the 1st Day of the Month Because It is the Day Alfred Nobel Died in 2002. But I Am Happy to Be Out in This Beautiful Landscape Despite the Weather Being Cold to the Bone.
It’s a Winter Wonderland That You Can’t Imagine Unless You See It With Your Own Eyes. Long Underwear is on. Hat. Gloves. And There Are Many Layers. But the Sri Lanka WhatsApp Number List Chill Still Came. Lanterns and Snow Scenery Hamar This Region of Norway is Also Very Far North. Therefore, the Sun Rises After 1 a.m. And Sets Around 1 a.m. Sunrise in Hamar, Norway the Photo Above Was Taken Shortly After Thursday Morning. The Sun Rises Slowly Across a Portion of the Sky and Then Sets About an Hour Later.
A Colleague on This Trip Pointed to the Sun Hovering Over the Horizon and Pointed Out That It Was Noon. Today is the Nobel Peace Prize Ceremony in Oslo and I Will Be Attending. Some Norwegians Wonder Aloud Why They Have This in the Winter Which is Always on the 1st Day of the Month Because It is the Day Alfred Nobel Died in 2002. But I Am Happy to Be Out in This Beautiful Landscape Despite the Weather Being Cold to the Bone.