Norway Gallery

Trolling in NorwayCaryAli pursues Scandinavian vistas worthy of Odin himself.To begin preparing for a trip to Norway, I checked the weather (cool and rainy) and the charts (much farther north than I’d thought). But the most interesting part of my pretrip research was discovering that all the Scandinavian

By Alyssa Haak

December 1, 2011

<p>Photos by Aimée Colón</p><p>The bright colors of Bergen’s Bryggen district would be repeated throughout our trip.</p>

Photos by Aimée Colón
The bright colors of Bergen’s Bryggen district would be repeated throughout our trip.

CaryAli departs into Norway’s out islands.

Capt. Adam Steel navigates from the helm.

Bergen, Norway’s second-largest city, bustles with activity.

Kayaking back to CaryAli.

Chef Dan Hewison details the day’s lunch.

Amy Thomson gets familiar with her catch of the day.

Cruising into Hardangerfjorden.

Many of the houses we encountered appeared to be empty.

Hewison displays another delicious creation.

An onshore hike is a great way to work up an appetite.

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