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Do you remember in Little Women when Jo says something about November being the most disagreeable month and that is why she is born in it?

I like November. Advent is coming soon. Thanksgiving even sooner. It is January and February which seem long and dark to me, waiting for spring. But I think I should be finding the beauty in January and February. But it's difficult.

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Trondheim Through al Seasons

  • I love to travel, and often you find me somewhere around the world, taking photos, writing, exploring. Through a this I aways have Trondheim on my mind. The city where I live and work, and after being a blogger, bogging daily in The House in the Woods, for almost 5 years, it was high time to start a Trondheom blog. Several people have been and are my inspiration. I want to mention especialy Merisis in the Merisi - Vienna for Begiiners blog and also Ivar Mølksnes and his "Byglimt" in the main paper in Trondheim and Midt Norge.

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  • I am living in a red house surrounded by a blue garden near Trondheim, Norway. I love everydays and post about my steps through life. Britt-Arnhild's House in the Woods is open to everybody. Wecome over!