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The conference I attended was in the Helsfyr District.  Yes, that's
Hell's Fire or just Hellfire district.  I don't know why...it's a Viking
thing, I guess.  After Stephanie left, I took a bus from the city center
to Helsfyr where I stayed in the Scandic hotel.  It was nice and they
followed the tradition of impressive Norwegian breakfasts.  The conference,
DFRWS-EU, was held in the Norwegian National Criminal Investigation Service
(KRIPOS) building, which is about a 10 minute walk from the hotel.  It's
a very pleasant walk that goes through the Østre gravlund (east graveyard). 
In one area there are many, many tombstones stacked against a building.
The dates are all over the place.  I don't know if they're there for
restoration, relocation, or what.  It was odd.  Maybe it's another Viking
thing I wouldn't understand.
I took a few pictures the first and last days I was there.

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Tuesday April 23 and Saturday April 27, 2019

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000-DSC_3511: The corridor of the Scandic Helsfyr Hotel.
000-DSC_3512: There were more of those weird neuroon trees in the cemetary.
001-DSC_3513: They look like something out of a Dr. Seuss book, just less
colorful.
002-DSC_3514: Rows of Neruon/Dendrite trees in the Eastern Cemetary (Østre
gravlund).
003-DSC_3515: Tombstones in the Østre gravlund (cemetary) in Oslo.
004-DSC_3516: More tombstones in the Østre gravlund (cemetary) in Oslo.
005-DSC_3517: The Jewish section of the Østre gravlund (cemetary) in Oslo.
006-DSC_3518: More graves in the Jewish section of the Østre gravlund in Oslo.
007-DSC_3519: Tall trees along the path in the Østre gravlund in Oslo.
008-DSC_3520: Rows of tombstones stacked againt a building.  I don't know why.
009-DSC_3521: The dates had a wide range, from maybe 10-20 years ago to
many decades earlier.
010-DSC_3522: Looking back at the stacked stones inthe graveyard.
011-DSC_3527: <i>Reisetrøtt</i>, rough trip or travel tired.  I don't know
if this is a war-orphan sort of thing or just something for the hotel in a
&quot;Having a difficult trip?  Stay here and we can make it better&quot;
sort of way.
012-DSC_3530: My parking spot!  <i>el-fag</i> means electrical
sciences (electrician).
013-DSC_3531: To the el-fag-mobile, chum!

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