Rainy today – very rainy.
Bergen is the rainiest city in all of Europe. Tim left early for his hike.
I went on a tour to Eduard Grieg’s home and museum. Interesting house. I visited his grave which is in a rock wall
way up high. Sort of like the cliff
graves in China. Then we had a city tour
and ended up at the funicular for a ride to the top. Lots of rain at the top but we had some brief
non-rainy spells so I got some good pictures.
Old church in Bergen, Norway
Colorful buildings on the waterfront
Beautiful architecture
Bergen, Norway
Rainy day at the fish market in Bergen
City park in Bergen, Norway
Sculpture at the Eduard Grieg museum and home
Troldhaugen - the Eduard Grieg Museum
Eduard Grieg's home
A bust of Eduard Grieg in the portrait room - he hated the busts made of him!
Beautiful view of the water from his home
Beautiful garden in the back of Eduard Grieg's home
Beautiful well-maintained gardens
Eduard Grieg's tomb - halfway up the rocky cliff with a tombstone covering it
The view of the lake from the site of Eduard Grieg's tomb
Statue of Eduard Grieg
Tim walked up with the baby on his hike! Taking a one year old on a hike in the cold
and rain. I took the funicular up to the top of the lookout over Bergen.
On the way up - Ed and Lynn from St Louis just below me
Beautiful view of Bergen from the mountain
View of the fjord from the mountaintop
Panoramic view of Bergen
And the clouds and rain started again
Another troll at the park
And then we head back down the funicular
Rainy day in Bergen - it is the rainiest city in Europe!
On the way down
And the other car is headed up as we go down
Passing in the rain
The fish market in Bergen - a popular place - but too rainy today to visit
The colorful buildings on the waterfront
We relaxed after lunch to warm up. It continued to rain off and on.
We went to Observation for Roger’s birthday celebration and champagne. We talked to Gemma for a while before and then Alex and Carolina came. We had Dinner with Gary and Monique for Monique’s 75th birthday. They had reserved the captain’s table in the middle of the dining room and it was formal night so Tim and I had on our tuxedos. It was a fun group of 10 people. The others were Mary and Cliff from NC, Anita and John (Johnita), and another couple. The birthday cake was delicious.
Gemma, Roger, and Marilyn
We went to bed, but I think Tim has given me “the bug”. I was up most of the night with a sore
throat. Vicks and comforter! Maybe that will help.
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