The Grenland Bridge across Frierfjorden. Picture of the Brevik Bridge included.

Brevik, a tiny and idyllic town on the south-east coast, about 2000 inhabitants.

Risør, the northmost of the white Sørlandet towns.

Stavern, another popular recreation town on the southeast coast.

The lighthouse on Lindesnes.

The lighthouse on the windswept shore of Lista.

View from the top of the Lista lighthouse.

Grimstad, a small Sørlandet ("South Country") town.

Lillesand, another small Sørlandet town.

Kjell Nupen's fountains in Kristiansand, a larger Sørlandet town.

Mandal, still another Sørlandet town, with great sandy beaches.

Farsund – guess! – another small Sørlandet town.

Flekkefjord, the westmost Sørlandet town, also quite small.

Flekkefjord in the morning.

A cabin on an islet (near Kragerø).

One of the Norwegian Coastal Voyage ships departing Kristiansund.

The Agdenes lighthouse – Ørlandet in the background.

Sunndalsøra – power lines from the hydroelectric power station inside the cliff.

A bridge to Hell. More on the Hell page.

Beautiful Hell in early spring. More on the Hell page.

"Victoria" on The Telemark Canal, a 105 km waterway from Skien to Dalen.

Old houses on Lærdalsøyri – including three extra pictures

Lærdalsøyri – the sun playing hide-and-seek.

The Clipfish Woman of Kristiansund.

Tømmervåg, Tustna – the ferry leaving for Kristiansund.

A replaced Pelton wheel from the Lysebotn hydroelectric power station. (Cf. the Rjukan page below.)

Ruins of the Cistercian monastery on the small island Tautra in Trondheimsfjorden.

A sculpture on the north-east headland of the island Tautra

In memomory of World War II prisoners executed in the Falstad Woods.

Sculpture of an eider in Straumen, created by Nils Aas .