Norway - One month in...
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Hey Guest, Early bird pricing on the Summer Moot (29th July - 10th August) available until April 6th, we'd love you to come. PLEASE CLICK HERE to early bird price and get more information.
Any tips or ideas of what could I do while I'm there would be great from you guys
Andy
1 tip, send me your address and I'll come out to keep you company
Good luck to you my friend and enjoy every moment.
Cool, glad to have been of help. It really was zero to hero once I got the hang of it. Really do need to another article
Ahhhhh, all good things come to an end 
So did my summer in Norway. All in all I can say, that I had a great time, made very good money and made a good impression to locals, who has already booked me for next summer if I'd be available. After spending about a month in the cabin with no electricity or interned I struggled hard to get back to my facebook, mail or even you guys, just could bare 5min in front of pc. But I can say it out loud now I'M BACK That's a few last photos from Norway I hope you like it.
That's my supper in the cabin being prepared. Mackerel and some fresh vegies.
Niam niam.. That was goooooood!
On my way to work. Who said something about getting jammed in traffic every morning? Never heard of it
That's the house with new (used) roof on. One of the bigger challenges on this job.
On my way home I had to spend the night somewhere in Sweden, I had to choose between Stockholm (sleeping in my car), some campers site or................ with a bit of persuasion a wilderness resort Can't tell you much what it is, maybe someone speaking swedish could translate? But it is a big creek in the middle of forest, where I first fell how cold well works, where on the bottom of it you have at least 5 degrees celsium less then on the top. I spend the night on the edge of it listening to roaring bulls of deer. Ahhhh... that's my kind of 5 star hotel.
That's the info tablet:
Ok guys, see you around, hope you like my photos and if you wish to travel-work to Norway I can help you with a bit of advice. Bye
So did my summer in Norway. All in all I can say, that I had a great time, made very good money and made a good impression to locals, who has already booked me for next summer if I'd be available. After spending about a month in the cabin with no electricity or interned I struggled hard to get back to my facebook, mail or even you guys, just could bare 5min in front of pc. But I can say it out loud now I'M BACK That's a few last photos from Norway I hope you like it. That's my supper in the cabin being prepared. Mackerel and some fresh vegies.
On my way to work. Who said something about getting jammed in traffic every morning? Never heard of it
That's the house with new (used) roof on. One of the bigger challenges on this job.
On my way home I had to spend the night somewhere in Sweden, I had to choose between Stockholm (sleeping in my car), some campers site or................ with a bit of persuasion a wilderness resort
Can't tell you much what it is, maybe someone speaking swedish could translate? But it is a big creek in the middle of forest, where I first fell how cold well works, where on the bottom of it you have at least 5 degrees celsium less then on the top. I spend the night on the edge of it listening to roaring bulls of deer. Ahhhh... that's my kind of 5 star hotel.
That's the info tablet:
Ok guys, see you around, hope you like my photos and if you wish to travel-work to Norway I can help you with a bit of advice. Bye
Dreadhead
Bushcrafter through and through
Almost sad for you being home. At least you made good use of a great opportunity and have the option to go back. I still kick myself and some things I've miss out on.
Wow, those old buildings are my idea of heaven, and to top it up with the views and surroundings... I don't think I'd have even minded a bit of work involved. I take it you've got your tickets booked for next year already?
Cheers mate
Make sure you do, I would help you out with a bed if you'd be visiting the same area.
It is rightReally awesome!
Yep. Country from a post card indeed. Natural wonders all around.
I did, great summer it was..
Indeed. Sometimes it pays to take the gamble. I missed out on many things myself, I think everyone has the same problem, but it's nice that sometimes we find courage to overcome daily problems and just do something else for a change.
SO jealous, you've taken some great pics there mate!
Cheers mate
That commute looks really stressful
All I had to do is to fix a little problem and I got that boat, engine and petrol... for freeeeeeeeeeeee dam that was nice rides to work.
