Tag: Travel Travel Journal

I put the “travel” tag on every post in this journal. I know that seems kind of superfluous. But that’s only because it is.

To be perfectly honest, I do it in the hope that people searching for travel articles on the web will find this journal, read a post, fall in love with it, tell all their friends, and link to one or more pages here from their phenomenally high-traffic website.

I further hope that will lead other people to find it and do the same things.

Then, thousands of people will flock to this site every day. When that happens, I’ll slap advertising on it, maybe create some merch to sell too, and I’ll get rich. That will let me afford to travel more and in more luxury.

I know; I know. You might say I’m a dreamer, but I’m not the only one. Nay, there are lots of people out there just as crazy as I am. Some are even crazier, hard though that may be to believe. Allow me my fantasies. Better yet, please make them true.

Wait. Where was I going with this? Oh, yeah. Every post here should have the “travel” tag. If you find one that doesn’t, please let me know. It’s a mistake.

Lysefjord Cruise

As I said in my first post from Oslo, one of the things Norway is most famous for is fjords. I was determined to get...

Arriving in Stavanger

A light rain greeted me as I arrived by train a little past noon in Stavanger from Kristiansand, my previous stop on this Norwegian journey....

The Otra. Kunstsilo.

When I finished lunch this afternoon in Kristiansand, Norway, despite the earlier forecast of rain, the sun shone brightly, with only a few non-threatening clouds...

Stopping in Kristiansand

I took a bus from Oslo to Kristiansand this morning. I prefer trains to buses, and there’s normally a train from Oslo to Kristiansand, but...

Ekeberg Sculpture Park

This post about my afternoon in Oslo will probably be short because it consists primarily of only visiting one park, Ekeberg Sculpture Park. Concerning the...

Oslo Fjord Cruise

As I mentioned in the post on my arrival in Oslo, Oslo is on a fjord. In English, it’s called Oslo Fjord or Oslofjord. In...