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10/06/2009
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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.
Categories
- antiques (2)
- Archbishop's Palace (4)
- Arts and Crafts (4)
- Autumn (2)
- Bakklandet (9)
- bella&bulldog (1)
- Biking (1)
- Blomsterbroen, The Flower Bridge (1)
- Books (2)
- Britannia (1)
- Buildings (7)
- Bymarka (1)
- Bymisjonen. City Mission (1)
- Cassical Music (3)
- Choco Boco (2)
- Christmas (1)
- Churches (10)
- Classic music (3)
- colours (3)
- Cornelia's Hus (1)
- Doors (3)
- Dromedar (1)
- Fairtytale Cupcakes (3)
- Film (1)
- Fish Market (1)
- Flowers (4)
- Food and Drink (1)
- Football (soccer) (1)
- Frimurerlogen (1)
- Heimdal (2)
- Hidden parts of town (8)
- Houses (1)
- in the countryside (3)
- Jews in Trondheim (2)
- Kalvskinnet (1)
- Kristiansten Castle (1)
- Lerkendal (1)
- Life near the water (16)
- Lush (1)
- Memories (2)
- Munkegata (2)
- Museums (3)
- Music (7)
- My Trondheim Rose (7)
- Nedre Elvehavn (1)
- Nidaros Cathedral (18)
- Nidelven (16)
- Nordre gate (2)
- Olavshallen (1)
- Old Town Bridge (5)
- Parks (5)
- Reflections (2)
- Religion (1)
- Restaurants (2)
- Rica Nidelven (1)
- Ringve Botanical Garden (4)
- Shopping (1)
- Small shops (16)
- Spring (2)
- St.Olav Hospital (1)
- Statues (7)
- Street artists (3)
- Studentersamfundet (1)
- Tante Isabel (4)
- The catholic church (1)
- The vegetable market (2)
- Theater (1)
- Time for coffee (19)
- Tordenskjoldsparken (1)
- Torvet, The Market Square (2)
- Tourists (1)
- Travel (2)
- Trondheim harbour (3)
- Trondheim Kunstmuseum (1)
- Trondheim Torg (1)
- Tulla Fischer (3)
- Vår Frue kirke (2)
- Waissenhuset (1)
- Walking around (1)
- Winter (3)
Recent Comments
- Willow3501 on Starbucks is coming to town
- Anne Arnott on Starbucks is coming to town
- Anne Arnott on Around town
- Claudia Rose on House for Sale
- Sue Krekorian on Night walk over the Flower Bridge
- Ines on Tante Isabel
- Mrs Steglich on It comes with spring.........
- Anthony Blommel on Behind the door.
- Trondheim norway on Morning in my beloved city
- Caterina B on What is going on here?
Blogs I read
- José Naranja
- dovegreyreader
- The Charleston Attic
- Rookery Ramblings
- The Collected Traveler
- Paris Parfait
- Victoria Finlay
- The Lingonberry Garden — COUNTERPANE PRESS
- The Violet Hour
- Frenchless in France
- Mauro Vianello
- Delights of the Heart
- Plated Stories
- Index Your Life
- Tingstuo
- The Cyber Tour Guide
- Lucullian delights - an Italian experience
- Merisi's Vienna For Beginners
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All My Blogs
- Blaaklokkeveien
- Books on the Menu
- Britt Arnhilds naturdagbok
- Britt Arnhilds turdagbok
- Britt-Arnhild's Blue Cafe
- Britt-Arnhild's Blue Garden
- Britt-Arnhild's House in the Woods
- Britt-Arnhilds dagboksblader
- Britt-Arnhilds samlede
- Caffe Avec
- dagens lille grønne
- Edens Hage
- Et lite stykke Norge
- Familien Frø-Nøtt
- Fløy en liten blåfugl
- Hytteliv på Rastarbo
- Life close to the Cathedral
- maskerade
- Med bøker på menyen
- Min Bibel
- Nederst i hagen
- Pilegrimens diakonale fotspor
- Santa Maria Ferrano, et retreatsted i Toscana
- The Blue Bookshelf
- Trondheim through all seasons
- Trondheimsbilder
- Vandring gjennom året
About me
- About meI 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. Welcome over!
This rose hedge must be very old indeed, to have grown to such a size! It must be blazing with color at the height of the season...
Posted by: Margaret Lambert | 10/07/2009 at 11:45 AM
Simply breathtaking!
Posted by: Karen | 10/07/2009 at 05:03 PM
It must be a wild rose!!
Posted by: Anne A | 10/07/2009 at 06:38 PM