Escape from boredom

Yesterday I decided to explore Lunderåsen. Not the best place for a run due to forestry work done there last winter. A lot of branches and ruts to pass, but give it a year or two and it should be fine again.

At the northern end of Lunderåsen, view towards Sæterhøgda.

At Sæterhøgda, the terrain was execellent for running here.

Down from Sæterhøgda, at the start of the road Trollkjørkeveien.

Almost at home, on the fields behind Logn.

The whole route tracked at Sportstracker http://www.sports-tracker.com/workout/rhellem/567e7c6ee4b0e7ef03730a30

This year Christmas Eve was not as wet as two years ago, but still…wet. Our farm road is really soaked with ruts as well.

Later, when going to bed, full moon above our house

When picking up my car yesterday

When at GP on Wednesday evening, demo shoot using illuminating rounds and tracer rounds. Afterwards I got to try the Heckler & Koch HK-416

Had to walk to the center of Lakselv to get some food earlier today along this route
Out into no man’s land

Heading the other way, for the center

Cross country skiing

The clouds being a bit “blown” by the wind hitting the mountain and going straight up.

Leaving home yesterday in very nice wather. Very much fog, created some incredible scenery when passing Fetsund towards Lillestrøm. The iPhone camera is not capable of catching the light how it really was, but you kinda get the understanding I hope

About five hours in Tromsø, a bit less due to pretty much snow casuing a delay for about 40 minutes, but well down my friend Kent picked me up.

And we went to Anna and Andre to visit them, and I got to taste the Juleøl from Mack, a good one!

Departure to Lakselv was 22:15, but it got delayed and we did not leave Tromsø before 23:00, so I had plenty of time to walk around and enjoy Tromsø airport.

Winter at Lakselv, windy and cold.

Lakselv by night, picture from my room at Lakselv hotell

At Gardermoen yesterday

Just for the record: I did notify Europark and also used “Hvem eier bilen“, but…if you are well down in your third beer somewhere far, far away…what can you do other then dread the moment you get back to your car?

This is the KLP building

Wanna see the original? Find pictures here http://www.ellingardcollection.no/klp_bygget_i_bjoervika_oslo

Down at Løken, one of the flagpoles has given up resisting the wind. Synne, the storm, is not hitting us hard, but still doing some damage here as well.