Bergen to Trondheim
Mar 9th 2003, 6:38 am
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Bergen to Trondheim
I'll be in Bergen this summer. What's the best way to get to
Trondhiem?
I mostly want to go because there's a town just 30km east... Hell,
Norway... and I'm hoping they'll have a sign at the edge of town
saying "Welcome to Hell" or the Norwegian equivalent.
Trondhiem?
I mostly want to go because there's a town just 30km east... Hell,
Norway... and I'm hoping they'll have a sign at the edge of town
saying "Welcome to Hell" or the Norwegian equivalent.
Mar 9th 2003, 7:14 am
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Re: Bergen to Trondheim
"Frank Clarke" skrev i meddelandet
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> I'll be in Bergen this summer. What's the best way to get to
> Trondhiem?
A real nice way is the "Hurtigruten" ships dep 20:00 every day and arr. to
Trondheim 08:15 the third way. Alternatively you have train but a detour
over Oslo is needed. Find out schedules on :
> http://www.nsb.no/
> I mostly want to go because there's a town just 30km east... Hell,
> Norway... and I'm hoping they'll have a sign at the edge of town
> saying "Welcome to Hell" or the Norwegian equivalent.
There's a tiny village named "Hell" but perhaps you'll be disappointed.
Don't know if there's a sign "Welcome to.." but there's a train station
bearing the name "HELL" and beside it a smaller building marked "GODS
EXPEDITION". Hell is an ordinary Norwegian name pointing on light while
"Gods Expedition" translates as freight office
news:[email protected]...
> I'll be in Bergen this summer. What's the best way to get to
> Trondhiem?
A real nice way is the "Hurtigruten" ships dep 20:00 every day and arr. to
Trondheim 08:15 the third way. Alternatively you have train but a detour
over Oslo is needed. Find out schedules on :
> http://www.nsb.no/
> I mostly want to go because there's a town just 30km east... Hell,
> Norway... and I'm hoping they'll have a sign at the edge of town
> saying "Welcome to Hell" or the Norwegian equivalent.
There's a tiny village named "Hell" but perhaps you'll be disappointed.
Don't know if there's a sign "Welcome to.." but there's a train station
bearing the name "HELL" and beside it a smaller building marked "GODS
EXPEDITION". Hell is an ordinary Norwegian name pointing on light while
"Gods Expedition" translates as freight office
Mar 9th 2003, 8:45 am
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Re: Bergen to Trondheim
Frank Clarke schreef:
>I'll be in Bergen this summer. What's the best way to get to
>Trondhiem?
Nor-Way Bussekspress run two direct busses
daily between Bergen and Trondheim. It takes about 14 hours and it
provides some nice views of the fjords and mountains.
Groeten, Siebrand
>I'll be in Bergen this summer. What's the best way to get to
>Trondhiem?
Nor-Way Bussekspress run two direct busses
daily between Bergen and Trondheim. It takes about 14 hours and it
provides some nice views of the fjords and mountains.
Groeten, Siebrand
Mar 9th 2003, 8:49 am
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Re: Bergen to Trondheim
On Sun, 09 Mar 2003 20:14:35 GMT, "Lennart Petersen"
wrote:
>"Frank Clarke" skrev i meddelandet
>news:[email protected]...
>> I'll be in Bergen this summer. What's the best way to get to
>> Trondhiem?
>A real nice way is the "Hurtigruten" ships dep 20:00 every day and arr. to
>Trondheim 08:15 the third way. Alternatively you have train but a detour
>over Oslo is needed. Find out schedules on :
>> http://www.nsb.no/
>> I mostly want to go because there's a town just 30km east... Hell,
>> Norway... and I'm hoping they'll have a sign at the edge of town
>> saying "Welcome to Hell" or the Norwegian equivalent.
>There's a tiny village named "Hell" but perhaps you'll be disappointed.
>Don't know if there's a sign "Welcome to.." but there's a train station
>bearing the name "HELL" and beside it a smaller building marked "GODS
>EXPEDITION". Hell is an ordinary Norwegian name pointing on light while
>"Gods Expedition" translates as freight office
This is a 'keeper'. I knew that in June I wouldn't get to see it
frozen over or residents ice-skating...
wrote:
>"Frank Clarke" skrev i meddelandet
>news:[email protected]...
>> I'll be in Bergen this summer. What's the best way to get to
>> Trondhiem?
>A real nice way is the "Hurtigruten" ships dep 20:00 every day and arr. to
>Trondheim 08:15 the third way. Alternatively you have train but a detour
>over Oslo is needed. Find out schedules on :
>> http://www.nsb.no/
>> I mostly want to go because there's a town just 30km east... Hell,
>> Norway... and I'm hoping they'll have a sign at the edge of town
>> saying "Welcome to Hell" or the Norwegian equivalent.
>There's a tiny village named "Hell" but perhaps you'll be disappointed.
>Don't know if there's a sign "Welcome to.." but there's a train station
>bearing the name "HELL" and beside it a smaller building marked "GODS
>EXPEDITION". Hell is an ordinary Norwegian name pointing on light while
>"Gods Expedition" translates as freight office
This is a 'keeper'. I knew that in June I wouldn't get to see it
frozen over or residents ice-skating...
