Comments on: Wild mountains of Norway http://www.terella.no/2006/09/20/wild-mountains-of-norway/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=wild-mountains-of-norway Tue, 07 Sep 2010 14:04:48 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: I’m living in a snowglobe!! « DianeCA’s Metamorphoses http://www.terella.no/2006/09/20/wild-mountains-of-norway/#comment-25466 I’m living in a snowglobe!! « DianeCA’s Metamorphoses Sat, 21 Feb 2009 21:05:20 +0000 http://www.terella.no/2006/09/20/wild-mountains-of-norway/#comment-25466 [...] If you would like to see summer pictures of this cabin click here and visit the story on RennyBA’s Terella. [...] [...] If you would like to see summer pictures of this cabin click here and visit the story on RennyBA’s Terella. [...]

]]> By: On top of Norway’s mountains http://www.terella.no/2006/09/20/wild-mountains-of-norway/#comment-6122 On top of Norway’s mountains Tue, 30 Oct 2007 21:04:19 +0000 http://www.terella.no/2006/09/20/wild-mountains-of-norway/#comment-6122 [...] Wild mountains of Norway RennyBA’s Music Hall of Fame Sep [...] [...] Wild mountains of Norway RennyBA’s Music Hall of Fame Sep [...]

]]> By: sha http://www.terella.no/2006/09/20/wild-mountains-of-norway/#comment-1346 sha Mon, 25 Sep 2006 18:08:31 +0000 http://www.terella.no/2006/09/20/wild-mountains-of-norway/#comment-1346 hey what i love of norway is.. the mountains and sea both !!! wil be back soon hey what i love of norway is.. the mountains and sea both !!! wil be back soon

]]> By: RennyBA http://www.terella.no/2006/09/20/wild-mountains-of-norway/#comment-1336 RennyBA Sun, 24 Sep 2006 22:18:14 +0000 http://www.terella.no/2006/09/20/wild-mountains-of-norway/#comment-1336 Diane says:<br/><br/>@GunnarB: I know the new trend is to build larger and more luxurious cabins, but I think those people have missed the point. "Farfar" was so proud that we were going to use his cabin, he wanted it to be used and for us to enjoy it and that I called it a "real cabin" gave him great pride!<br/><br/>@Karen: Thanks Karen and your wish is granted, the rest of my adventures are up now, hope it meets with your expectations!<br/><br/>@charles ravndal: Thanks for visiting charles! I was happy to be honored to guest post on my husband's blog! He spends a lot of time here you know ;-)<br/><br/>@Mark: As a matter of fact my own blogg is in the building process, as I answer your post Renny is playing with the beta version of mine...hope I recognise it when i get back!!!!<br/><br/>@Sue:Thank you for reading both parts of my adventures as a New Yorker in the Norwegian woods. It was fun sharing it! The pictures in part 2 are even better I think! Diane says:

@GunnarB: I know the new trend is to build larger and more luxurious cabins, but I think those people have missed the point. “Farfar” was so proud that we were going to use his cabin, he wanted it to be used and for us to enjoy it and that I called it a “real cabin” gave him great pride!

@Karen: Thanks Karen and your wish is granted, the rest of my adventures are up now, hope it meets with your expectations!

@charles ravndal: Thanks for visiting charles! I was happy to be honored to guest post on my husband’s blog! He spends a lot of time here you know ;-)

@Mark: As a matter of fact my own blogg is in the building process, as I answer your post Renny is playing with the beta version of mine…hope I recognise it when i get back!!!!

@Sue:Thank you for reading both parts of my adventures as a New Yorker in the Norwegian woods. It was fun sharing it! The pictures in part 2 are even better I think!

]]> By: Sue http://www.terella.no/2006/09/20/wild-mountains-of-norway/#comment-1322 Sue Sat, 23 Sep 2006 22:34:06 +0000 http://www.terella.no/2006/09/20/wild-mountains-of-norway/#comment-1322 Hi Diane,<br/>I loved reading this post! The views from the cabin are magnificent. Off now to read part two!! Hi Diane,
I loved reading this post! The views from the cabin are magnificent. Off now to read part two!!

]]> By: Mark http://www.terella.no/2006/09/20/wild-mountains-of-norway/#comment-1318 Mark Sat, 23 Sep 2006 16:51:14 +0000 http://www.terella.no/2006/09/20/wild-mountains-of-norway/#comment-1318 Thanks for sharing this adventure, Diane. Why don't you start your own blog and we'll see Norway from your eyes. That'd be thrill, Right, Renny? :-) Thanks for sharing this adventure, Diane. Why don’t you start your own blog and we’ll see Norway from your eyes. That’d be thrill, Right, Renny? :-)

]]> By: charles ravndal http://www.terella.no/2006/09/20/wild-mountains-of-norway/#comment-1317 charles ravndal Sat, 23 Sep 2006 16:35:02 +0000 http://www.terella.no/2006/09/20/wild-mountains-of-norway/#comment-1317 Hi Diane! It is really nice to see you guest posting here! It was sensational to read your experiences. Hi Diane! It is really nice to see you guest posting here! It was sensational to read your experiences.

]]> By: karen! http://www.terella.no/2006/09/20/wild-mountains-of-norway/#comment-1316 karen! Sat, 23 Sep 2006 15:45:16 +0000 http://www.terella.no/2006/09/20/wild-mountains-of-norway/#comment-1316 Great pictures and a great story. I will be looking forward to the rest!<br/>Did you want my e-mail address?<br/>It is karen.redding@verizon.net Great pictures and a great story. I will be looking forward to the rest!
Did you want my e-mail address?
It is karen.redding@verizon.net

]]> By: GunnarB http://www.terella.no/2006/09/20/wild-mountains-of-norway/#comment-1315 GunnarB Sat, 23 Sep 2006 14:04:51 +0000 http://www.terella.no/2006/09/20/wild-mountains-of-norway/#comment-1315 Interesting observations. This cabin is typical for Norwegian cabins from late sixties and early seventies. We also had a similar cabin at Venabygdfjellet, which I helped my father setting up. At that time it was not many cabins around and it was a peaceful spot. Later the farmers in that area got the olympics desease when the winter olympics was arranget at Lillehammer. That, and this lands undeserved wealth, changed it all. The cabins from those days is no longer possible to sell and folks like you are rare. Today most norwegians 1.st priority is to demostrate their own wealth by building cabins like big homes with the same facilities as the have in their homes. Cable TV, SPA amd so on. Gone is the romantic days and I regret it as much as I think you do. Great article Diane. Interesting observations. This cabin is typical for Norwegian cabins from late sixties and early seventies. We also had a similar cabin at Venabygdfjellet, which I helped my father setting up. At that time it was not many cabins around and it was a peaceful spot. Later the farmers in that area got the olympics desease when the winter olympics was arranget at Lillehammer. That, and this lands undeserved wealth, changed it all. The cabins from those days is no longer possible to sell and folks like you are rare. Today most norwegians 1.st priority is to demostrate their own wealth by building cabins like big homes with the same facilities as the have in their homes. Cable TV, SPA amd so on. Gone is the romantic days and I regret it as much as I think you do. Great article Diane.

]]> By: RennyBA http://www.terella.no/2006/09/20/wild-mountains-of-norway/#comment-1314 RennyBA Sat, 23 Sep 2006 14:00:13 +0000 http://www.terella.no/2006/09/20/wild-mountains-of-norway/#comment-1314 Diane speaking:<br/><br/>@Pea: Thanks! The Norwegian cabin is quite common, many familes have them and it is usually shared by several generations like this one. I think its a great traditon. My friends family is there for weekends, Easter, Christmas and summer vacation! They are very "out-doorsy" people;-)<br/><br/>@Vicky: Thanks! Strong colors are quite common in traditional Norwegian decorating, makes a nice contrast in the white winter season.<br/><br/>@Kai: Hey don?t I know you ;-) Thank, we did have a wonderful time. Next time you visit I want to take you to a place like that. The new article is coming soon! Drop in later! <br/><br/>@Lynn: There are brown bears throughout Norway but we seldom see them. The most ?dangerous? in the woods of Telemark are wolves (which there are sadly only a few left), Gaupe (mountain Lynx) and Moose. The most likely to scare you is the Moose, they are HUGE and can attack if they feel threatened. However they would rather run away then get near humans, so you are usually pretty safe. I would say the most dangerous thing around was the mountain itself and the possibility of losing your footing and falling off it! Diane speaking:

@Pea: Thanks! The Norwegian cabin is quite common, many familes have them and it is usually shared by several generations like this one. I think its a great traditon. My friends family is there for weekends, Easter, Christmas and summer vacation! They are very “out-doorsy” people;-)

@Vicky: Thanks! Strong colors are quite common in traditional Norwegian decorating, makes a nice contrast in the white winter season.

@Kai: Hey don?t I know you ;-) Thank, we did have a wonderful time. Next time you visit I want to take you to a place like that. The new article is coming soon! Drop in later!

@Lynn: There are brown bears throughout Norway but we seldom see them. The most ?dangerous? in the woods of Telemark are wolves (which there are sadly only a few left), Gaupe (mountain Lynx) and Moose. The most likely to scare you is the Moose, they are HUGE and can attack if they feel threatened. However they would rather run away then get near humans, so you are usually pretty safe. I would say the most dangerous thing around was the mountain itself and the possibility of losing your footing and falling off it!

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