Saturday, 6 September 2008

Some summer holiday shots from Norway # part 8.

Reine is the administrative centre of Moskenes municipality, Norway. Its population (SSB 2005) is 342. It has been a commercial centre since 1743. Today tourism is important. In spite of its remote location thousands of people visit this neighborhood annually.

European route E10 passes through Reine. The largest weekly magazine in Norway (Allers) selected Reine as the most beautiful village in Norway in the late 1970s.








































































Sakrisøy is Lilliput among the fishing villages of the Lofoten Islands, yet it can still offer everything that is characteristic of a true fishing village - and more.































24 comments:

ArneA said...

Fantastic photos.
Never been to Lofoten
Want to want to want to.
Have a friend born in Nusfjord now living in Korea.
Just have to take a tripp

ArneA said...

ny commentar (håper oslo selskapet var vellykket) men hvilken blogspot template bruker du
nå jo virkelig være topp for flotte foto

esnorway said...

fine bilder ser du koste deg nord på.

Catherine said...

Amazing captures! LOVE that second one, fantatic colors and reflections! Just beautiful!
Cat

Unknown said...

Beautiful series of pictures giving a 360 degree perspective of the place...

John : you might want to consider archiving some of your older posts to reduce the time taken for your blog to load

FO - 2 said...

Nesten som en drøm....
Både bilder og landskap.
Nydelig! :)

Randi said...

Jeg vil dit!! nå!! Lofoten MÅ bare oppleves for og kunne fatte hvordan fjell, hav og bebyggelse innvirker på en. Helt fantastisk...og jeg skal IKKE bøye meg i støvet....ble veldig slitsomt å få av seg alt støvet..hihihi
GOD HELG fortsatt!!

Randi said...

Usj, ryggen min ja...den har jeg vel blitt så vant med at jeg glemmer den. Men jeg har tatt meg selv i nakken å bestilt time til vår kjære familie lege. Hun vet vel råd ...håper jeg. Blir vel røntgen om hun ikke finner ut hva den kan være. Vi får vel se hva som kommer hender. Oppdatering kommer i neste kapittel.;-))

This Is My Blog - fishing guy said...

John: No wonder it was voted the most beautiful town. You have shown us wonders right before our eyes of a stunning view of the town. How I love your Norway through your camera.

Ivar Østtun said...

Er misunnelig nå ja. Superfine bilder fra et fantastisk område. Blir nok nødt til å ta en tur dit. :-)

Dina said...

Is it really as perfect as all your photos show?! So very beautiful. Those mountains are so unusual!

Louise said...

What a beautiful place! Every single photo is perfectly wonderful.

Rose said...

Wow! These are wonderful! This is such a beautiful place!

Jane Hards Photography said...

All so gorgeous. Is it as unpolluted as it looks?

Anonymous said...

wow what a fabulous looking place. I sure would like to visit this fishing village some time. Thanks for sharing. I get to see a place I have never seen before.

Katney said...

John, these are wonderful!

Daniel Santos said...

wonderful,
I hope one day to visit these beautiful places.

Anne-Berit said...

Herremin,stort vakrere enn dette kan det ikke bli.Det er utrolig flott i Lofoten,og dere har hatt godt vær også ser jeg.Ha det godt og hils madammen!

Louis la Vache said...

John, you've earned another award!

Stop by and get it! ;-)

Reader Wil said...

I am getting homesick when I see your magnificent series of photos! I am Dutch, so the word homesick is not the proper word, but I remember all my holidays in Norway: they were so great!!

Congratulations on your award Louis gave you! You deserve it a hundred times!!

Luiz Santilli Jr said...

What now my friend?
What can I say??
There are no words to tell!

Simply the best photos and landscape!

Santilli

sonia a. mascaro said...

Wow! Stunning photos! Your blog is just fantastic! Breathtaking pictures indeed!

Nunne said...

DU ER EN RÅBRA FOTOGRAF!!!!

GAWO said...

Jeg håper at jeg en dag skal få oppleve Lofoten selv. Og da aller helst pr. MC så kalrt. Det ser ut til at du har hatt en fin sommer der nord. Uendelig vakkert.