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The train arrive at the Voss station and we left the station and walked a few hundred feet (following the crowd) to the buses in the parking lot. There were several of them, all part of the "Norway in a Nutshell" tour. Didn't matter which one we got in. We stowed our suitcases and then got on the bus. It was about an hour bus ride. The road follwed a river in a valley between snow-capped mountains. Again, very scenic.

Stephane had the window seat (left side of the bus), so it was harder for me to get decent pictures. She took a few pictures and I took pictures looking right, left, and back), so this is more along the lines of documenting the trip.

Also, since a lot of it is hills, river, and road, I've identified some of the locations, but not all. Turns out the sign at the front of the bus saying the stop when someone requested a stop wasn't constant illumination but would flicker faster than the human eye can see, but not faster than the camera. However, I was able to reconstruct the names of the stops by checking online maps and routes. So I could get a sense of the area we were near, though I couldn't identify mountains and such.

I'm OK with that.

Thursday April 18, 2019.

000-DSC_2645: We were in the back of the bus, but not the last bus. 001-DSC_2647: Off to the side might be the Vosso River. 002-DSC_2648: The first stop was Mykylbust (seen on the orange display at the front of the bus) which is where the Lønavatnet Lake becomes the Strandaelvi River. 003-DSC_2650: 004-DSC_2651: That's the Voss Waterfall and the Souvenir Shop. 005-DSC_2653: Beautiful mountians in the distance. 006-DSC_2655: Telephoto view of the tops of some nearby hills. 007-DSC_2656: Probably the Strandaelvi Rier. 008-DSC_2657: Hey, it's the Voss Paintball Center (it's on the map). 009-DSC_2659: Places to get away from it all. 010-DSC_2660: Some kind of tower on the top of a mountain. 011-DSC_2661: A couple of buses are behind us. 012-DSC_2662: Mountains. 013-DSC_2663: Mountains. 014-DSC_2664: And more mountains. 015-DSC_2665: 016-DSC_2666: Lots of mountains. 017-DSC_2667: 018-DSC_2668: Houses on a hill, where the snow had mostly melted. 019-DSC_2669: 021-DSC_2671: The non-telephoto shot of the mountain with the tower on it. 022-DSC_2672: Kroken road is also on the map. The bus stop would be Sundve Skule if we were stopping there. 023-DSC_2673: I'm not sure but Oppheimsvatnet Lake is the next time the river would have expanded to something that big. 024-DSC_2674: 025-DSC_2675: 026-DSC_2676: 027-DSC_2677: 028-DSC_2678: 029-DSC_2679: 030-DSC_2681: 031-DSC_2682: 032-DSC_2683: 033-DSC_2684: 034-DSC_2687: 035-DSC_2688: 036-DSC_2689: 037-DSC_2690: 038-DSC_2691: 039-DSC_2692: 040-DSC_2694: 041-DSC_2695: 042-DSC_2696: In a tunnel on E16 going through a mountain, just before the Silvasøy bus stop. 043-DSC_2697: 044-DSC_2698: 045-DSC_2699: 046-DSC_2700: Driving alongside the Nærøydalselvi river. 047-DSC_2701: The Nærøydalselvi becomes the Nærøyfjord, which is where we will catch the boat for the next leg of the trip. 048-DSC_2702: The Hylland bus stop where the road crosses the Nærøydalselvi River. Yes, I looked it up. 049-DSC_2703: The next stop is Vetlevotni. Still kind of middle of nowhere. 050-DSC_2704: 051-DSC_2705: 052-DSC_2706: 053-DSC_2707: Bottom:

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