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SelectAd1942 t1_is6zu6x wrote
Amazing.
ArtDSellers t1_is77qy6 wrote
That's a beauty. Which fjord is that?
tpgammak OP t1_is7ay6o wrote
You are absolutely right, the landscape is amazing! The picture was taken above Preikestolen at Lysefjord.
tpgammak OP t1_is7b6bk wrote
Öhm thank you, stranger from the internet.
tpgammak OP t1_is7b9nr wrote
Thanks, this is Lysefjord, right above Preikestolen.
Scandinavianbears t1_is7bwgq wrote
Pretty sure this is from Neverdalsfjellet, and you are looking at the Lysefjorden. Pulpit rock is located at this point as well.
Source: born and raised in the area
tpgammak OP t1_is7isno wrote
You are very lucky to live in such a beautiful place, the area is stunning!
ArtDSellers t1_is7jdbl wrote
I gotta get down to Stavanger. I’ve visited the Bergen and Ålesund areas, but I feel like there is some great stuff down south that I’ve missed.
No-tomato-1976 t1_is7onnm wrote
Come now Lok’e, let’s carve a boat
lordofduct t1_is7shca wrote
OK... call me whatever you want. But this shit gives me "Angry Birds Movie" vibes.........
Animator_K7 t1_is7v6ra wrote
Absolutely beautiful.
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cravf t1_is89ft4 wrote
I've been here once a few years ago and immediately recognized this pond. It's incredible how it hasn't changed!
JayShidler t1_is8dsh7 wrote
Incredibly beautiful.
RelevantUserName55 t1_is8fufe wrote
This picture has me pining for the fjords
TreboRsirhC t1_is8h539 wrote
Should check out Ætte-stupet
SwimmingYesPlease t1_is8nb2g wrote
Oh my... Lovely.
FlimFlamBingBang t1_is8pcfg wrote
Isn’t that location one used in a fight seen in one of the Hobbit films?
otheraccountisabmw t1_is8uzlm wrote
Slartibartfast did a great job. Won an award for these fjords!
clarenceappendix t1_is8zjbs wrote
What did you take this on?
DominoTheSorcerer t1_is909ux wrote
Greta spot for a Minecraft base
TigersRreal t1_is933ju wrote
My favorite picture of your trip to Norway
underestimated_fuck t1_is93fep wrote
Is there any fish?
Phreequencee t1_is965mp wrote
If this was the stone or bronze age I would declare this a sacred spot. Heck, I'll declare it an info age sacred spot.
Mamma_Marla t1_is98749 wrote
Looks so unreal
PikkNakke t1_is98bxa wrote
You should really head north too.
PikkNakke t1_is98f9h wrote
This is Lysefjorden, located in the south-west of Norway. Near Stavanger.
Toxicseagull t1_is993od wrote
Norwegians, what do you call those small ponds situated on mountains? (The one in the foreground here)
BigBoiNr1 t1_is99ef8 wrote
As long as you dont hike to Trolltunga in jeans and sneakers you're fine.
tyfferegle t1_is9bhd3 wrote
10/10 would fly fish
benhopes t1_is9d0r8 wrote
Thanks for just telling me my next holiday destination 😂
Kristinio t1_is9egpj wrote
I would call it “vatn” or “vann” (the joys of two written languages), which literally translates to “water”. Usually they don’t have names, but if they are close to a hiking route they are normally referred to by the name of the mountain top + “vatnet”. Sometimes they are close to a mountain cabin and the area will have a name, usually a family name from “old times”, and the water will be referred to by the same name as the area.
I hope it make sense. I wanted to use lots of Norwegian words that I can’t translate on the fly.
Toxicseagull t1_is9f142 wrote
Yeah that does, thanks. I was just curious as the north of the UK uses the word 'Tarn' (sometimes with a name beforehand) for them and I would have assumed it was related to a Norse word.
beutifulanimegirl t1_is9fp5a wrote
Could be, «Tjern» is also a common word in Norwegian meaning smaller body of water.
B-B-B-Besler t1_is9g2rq wrote
Out of all the cities you named, I liked Stavanger and the surrounding area the most, I’d definitely recommend to check it out!
Alaska_Jack t1_is9g5fe wrote
Exactly what I was going to guess. I climbed up there one time.
Toxicseagull t1_is9ga7q wrote
Yeah probably. We use it widely for all sizes up to a small lake, probably less specific use than the Norwegians.
Insert_Bad_Joke t1_is9gm4u wrote
I'm just happy to see something other than the regular handful of postcard angles. Seeing the 12th nearly identical image of the same location is just annoying.this is a breath of fresh air
pragmatic_generalist t1_is9kcks wrote
What a majestic view!
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hihasan99 t1_is9klkx wrote
It's breathtaking!! Just like he or she is 🥰
TheMannyzaur t1_is9leic wrote
Their username checks out
asavagefox t1_is9mh93 wrote
Wow, incredibly beautiful. Earth is a treasure.
Kristinio t1_is9q30n wrote
Oh, tjern is a good word. I forgot about that, lol. I think I personally would call the body of water in this image a tjern.
moresushiplease t1_is9sj2c wrote
I think I have been to that very spot! Glad you enjoyed and got good weather
Rana_Azam_1 t1_is9vajm wrote
Enjoy yourself
Kindly-Finish905 t1_is9vmho wrote
I would definitely like to visit Norway one day
Gillemonger t1_is9yro7 wrote
This is also my favorite picture from your trip to Norway.
Effective-Sun8079 t1_isa3dxu wrote
That’s such a deep reference, took me back 8 years to when I read that book to my gf
Illustrious-Leave406 t1_isa4784 wrote
Wow, that is gorgeous.
Unsd t1_isa4bh6 wrote
I was actually getting Midsommar vibes when they went up to the top of the cliff.
tpgammak OP t1_isa6dq0 wrote
I am by no means an expert, but the area around Lysefjorden offers many opportunities for great hikes. Preikestolen, Kjerag, Sollifjellet to name just a few. Hardangervidda is really beautiful as well, you can walk up to Glaciers and lots of interesting places. My next trip will be to Jotunheimen, I can’t wait to experience the area. In general, Norway is wild and many hikes are quite demanding, and the weather in the mountains can change quickly, so be prepared and bring appropriate clothing (definitely bring raingear).
tpgammak OP t1_isa6mu3 wrote
Yes! An amazing experience, very crowded though during mid of July and August. But if you keep going a little bit higher, it is calm and the views are just breathtaking!
tpgammak OP t1_isa6yfj wrote
There are nice places in New Jersey as well, but very different from my experience. But I want to go back there as well.
tpgammak OP t1_isa72g4 wrote
iPhone 13 Pro Max. No filters, Norway is beautiful just the way it is.
tpgammak OP t1_isa76uv wrote
I didn’t see any, but I caught a few tasty mackerels in the fjord…
Yoshizuki t1_isa7dde wrote
I remembered this rock shape in the water ;-) mine was half foggy half sunny
tpgammak OP t1_isa7hbh wrote
It is definitely special and makes you feel small and unimportant as a human. That’s what I love about Norway.
tpgammak OP t1_isa7peh wrote
I would feel honored, permission granted! I use it as a wallpaper myself and it keeps me grounded.
bonearl t1_isa7svh wrote
I appreciate your generosity. Thank you very much :)
Have a great day you beautiful human
RubyR4wd t1_isaak8a wrote
Thank you for the heads up!
I'll look into your recommendations!
My wife and I are experienced hikers but obviously not there. I'll make sure to make a pack list!
Gabimanaver t1_isaandi wrote
Since I live in this area I recently just took a picture of the line of people all waiting to get that one picture on pulpit rock, find these more fun than just taking a picture of lysefjorden.
Wright129129 t1_isabn22 wrote
Why the fuck was I born in America
Saeboria t1_isajdk7 wrote
im near the border of NJ and so I’ve been there many times. there are some nice places there! but yes it def does not look like that photo lmao so it just made me laugh when i thought it said that at first
underestimated_fuck t1_isak7vy wrote
Unnecessary flex but you succeeded.
theoracle010 t1_isamrh5 wrote
I got an award for Norway
ibrahimimago t1_isanw4o wrote
Nice pic man
Garcia-lisa t1_isayipb wrote
I really want to go see such a beautiful place with the person I like, but unfortunately, since I don't have anyone I like
suspirio t1_isb23hu wrote
Did western Norway in 2019, hiked Preikestolen and Trolltunga (too burned out afterwards to handle Kjeragbolten in such a short timespan) but I can’t recommend them all enough. Actually trained a bit for Trolltunga as it’s an aggressive hike that subjects you to all types of weather (and got to the trailhead SUPER early as it gets quite busy). The Flam railway is quite nice if you want a break from hiking although Flam itself felt a little offputting once we saw all the massive cruise ships. Odda was a fun little base before the Trolltunga hike, definitely gave off the small Norwegian town vibe, and Stavanger felt very progressive with lots of cultural opportunities. Stayed in Forsand as a base for Kjerag & Preikestolen, which was tiny but beautiful. Just a gorgeous country from all we saw, would like to head north to Lofoten next time!
tpgammak OP t1_isba2vk wrote
^^ this is good advice
clarenceappendix t1_isba55h wrote
Dang! Didn’t know iPhones could take that much resolution
And the 14 now has a 48 Megapixel sensor 😁
tpgammak OP t1_isbaz88 wrote
America has so, so many beautiful places to offer, you are lucky to be born there. I had the opportunity to visit a few National Parks in the US, and I‘d love to see more of them!
Captain_Davidius t1_isbfgdu wrote
Slartibartfast would be so happy someone saw this.
tpgammak OP t1_isbfgma wrote
I really like the quality of the pictures a lot, pretty incredible that a phone can take pictures like that.
tpgammak OP t1_isbfl99 wrote
Wasn’t meant as a flex, I just wanted to point out that there are great fishing opportunities around.
underestimated_fuck t1_isbk3q9 wrote
Haha i m just messing with you stranger all good.
ApertureDelta t1_isblad5 wrote
what a view. what town was this near?
Thlom t1_isbnalz wrote
Haha, I've seen so many "experienced hikers" tourists that gets fucked up on hikes we do with our kids!
RubyR4wd t1_isbvwrx wrote
True that. Grew up in Colorado. Doesn't make me an expert hiker but I'm not a complete novice.
ComplexPermit9124 t1_isbwasj wrote
Norway has always this kind of scenery! Peaceful!
Royranibanaw t1_isbz1b5 wrote
Stavanger is quite close and it's one of the largest cities in Norway. Jørpeland is closer, but it's a lot smaller
ApertureDelta t1_iscjqg9 wrote
thanks for letting me know! ill have to give them a visit!
Blacksausauge t1_ise9a4l wrote
Legend of Zelda theme plays
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