Photos taken at Lundsneset, January 13, 2021.
A blizzard is coming…
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Some photos from our Halloween celebration! This year, we dressed up as plague doctors, a theme that I guess fits well this year..
And of course, we enjoyed some treats! A lovely chocolate cake with some juicy eye-balls. Yumm!
And this year, Vanja joined the pumpkin carving, and carved her first pumpkin (the one to the right)!
Stavanger City Bridge.
Tou Scene.
The music pavilion by Breiavatnet Lake. (Byparken, Stavanger)
Pussy? Yes!
Ani-males …? Uhm… I guess not. But I love animals, though. Especially spare ribs. (Storhaug, Stavanger)
I guess this is a portrait of Piotr. He certainly looks like a Piotr. And as sad as a Piotr can be, but not forgotten. (Storhaug, Stavanger)
Street art on a monastery. (Storhaug, Stavanger)
The perfect types of houses to grow old and die in. (Storhaug, Stavanger)
An old, scratched up Rolls Royce that have seen its better days. And God knows what’s in that trunk… (Storhaug, Stavanger)
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Wanna see more of Stavanger? I’ve already uploaded some of these on my SmugMug, but okay, why not..
We’re heading for a city region called Storhaug. A somewhat forgotten part of the city that I simply call “The Ghost Town”, that’s rumored to be a dumping area of students, social clients and misfits. But if you’re interested in old houses, like I am, there can be some stimulating sights to spot. And just as The Old Town, which is the most known tourist spot in Stavanger, the houses in Storhaug is over hundred years old and well preserved. The most of them, at least.
Hetland Church, built in 1854.
Fredrik’s, Stavanger’s oldest bakery. Born in 1899, died in 2019.
A main door with some carved demon-looking faces. Just beautiful.
St. Svithuns Secondary School. Built in 1918-19.
