Pulpit rock Norway.

[Everything Mac]

Pics will follow in a couple of weeks when I can get to my laptop. But it's an iPad video for you for now.

[video]http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=n6wkD4JPWEI[/video]

all the best

Andy

 

[ex-member BareThrills]

Now there is a view thats worth working for. Great vid mate. Nice work if you can get it eh

 

[Dreadhead]

nice one Andy!

 

[Everything Mac]

Now there is a view thats worth working for. Great vid mate. Nice work if you can get it eh

Truly fantastic mate. It really meant a lot to me to get there. I'd planned on coming to Norway for my 25th last year but couldn't make it due to work. But it's my 26th in a few days and I'm in Norway because of work.

One of life's ironies I guess.

But yes, really very special.

Andy

 

[MartinK9]

Great video, look forward to the pics and more of your adventures.

 

[redandshane]

nice one Andy!

and i agree

 

[jontok]

Glad to see you made it this year then, and Happy Birthday!
It's a very nice place to visit (if you're not afraid of heights), but the hike up there sucks... I was there in '98 and I thought it was just 5 min from the parking lot.

 

[jontok]

Ps: the trail looked a lot better now than it did when I was there. Those stone stairs weren't there, only a bunch of rocks you had to climb up.

Oh, and if anyone wants to go there, they should do it sooner rather than later as there is a real chance the whole thing will fall down in not too many years time.

 

[Arya]

Nice video, and I also learned something new. Now I understand why foreigners look confused when I talk about "The Preaching chair"....
Pulpit rock it is then... awkward....

A couple of photos taken at Pulpit rock a few years back:


Preikestolen by Lykketrollet84, on Flickr


Lysefjorden by Lykketrollet84, on Flickr

 

[Everything Mac]

Very nice Arya!

 

[Niels]

Been to that place once years ago. Loved every minute of it. Scarily enough some folk where even sitting on the edge with their legs dangling down.

 

[bilmo-p5]

Norway must be a bit of a shock to the system after Zeeland, Niels.

 

[Niels]

Norway must be a bit of a shock to the system after Zeeland, Niels.

Well obviously Zeeland is flatter and more urbanised It was 2008 we did a camper tour of Norway with my parents and older brother.
I don't remember everything but I do remember the ''preekstoel''

 

[Two Socks]

Been to that place once years ago. Loved every minute of it. Scarily enough some folk where even sitting on the edge with their legs dangling down.

Makes you feel very alive!

It is a fantastic place indeed.

 

[Niels]

Makes you feel very alive!

It is a fantastic place indeed.

You'd better not sneeze real hard when you're doing that!

 

[Two Socks]

You'd better not sneeze real hard when you're doing that!

There was a guy doing a handstand there, but watching him really stressed me out.

 

[Two Socks]

Freaky really.

 

[Niels]

There was a guy doing a handstand there, but watching him really stressed me out.

The only way I was looking over the edge was crawling flat on my stomach. And I'm not even afraid of hights!
It just seemed intelligent although it probably didn't look that way

 

[Skaukraft]

http://ut.no/artikkel/1.7327867
Balance artist Eskil Ronningsbakken at the Pulpit Rock.

 

[Robbi]

those picture make me feel wobbly just looking at them !