If you go to Norway, you
have to go to the Viking Ship Museum, its almost like a law. Go Vikings!




B thought the ships were pretty cool.


So apparently some dude asked the Norwegian government for money to do these nude statues
all over Oslo. The deal was he would donate the statues if the government paid for the materials, etc. It was
unreal how many of them there were! There was a whole park covered in them but you would also see them scattered around town. Funny, amazing how many ways there are to show nekkeds!


both sides of the walkway are adorned w/ nekkeds!








This tower of nekkeds seemed to be the epitome of them all!

so naturally Adam and I had to kiss in front of it, when in Oslo and all.

At the entrance of this crazy park there was the coolest playground for the kiddos! Such Scandinavian style!


B cried/screamed like a baby when it was time to leave the park, here she is chasing a kid w/ a popsicle, so...we bribed her w/ one of them to calm her down (she was SO tired, poor girl had hardly any naps this whole vacation!).

worked like a charm!

the whole family decided to indulge-YUM!

yep, the WHOLE family (Doug had an ice cream bar, so, since he didn't match -no pic for him!) :) ha! (kidding of course....no really).




ice cream treats for everyone!


Onto the Palace! No offense to the Norwegians but this was the most unimpressive palace (to me, anyway). Looks like a museum or something...no?

I have to say, Norway has the nicest guards of any country I've seen to date!

they didn't take themselves too seriously and totally chatted w/the tourists and smiled for the camera, sweet peas. :)

don't these 2 girls look like little Norwegian princesses? So cute!

just some shots around town...







ok, as previously mentioned I've got some Norwegian genes in me so, growing up I was introduced to the yumminess of lefse. Lefse is like a thin potato pancake (that is the easiest way I know to describe it). Anyway, it was a lot of work to make and we hardly ever had it but each time we did it was such a T.R.E.A.T. Anyway, I was on the hunt for lefse from the moment we got to Norway. Needless to say... I was pretty disappointed when this is what I found:

I ate it of course but needless to say, the pre-packaged stuff didn't hold a candle to the homemade stuff!

Ok, so the Norwegian tour continues! Adam and I are off to the beach this weekend (sans ninner!!) to celebrate our anniversary, happy weekend everyone!