It's been a great winter in Norway. Pleny of snow, lots of sunshine and good skiing conditions, except from my last trip where we caught in a storm and luckily found our way back to the hut. Outdoors was what got me into mapping in the first place. A hike is much more enjoyable with a good trekking map, and on my last trip I really experienced how crucial a GPS can be.
As I spent my free time skiing there's been no time for blogging, so I decied to post a few photos instead. Cross-country skiing in Norway is highly recommended!
PS! I'll start a new blog series on mapping with D3.js in June. Stay tuned!
As I spent my free time skiing there's been no time for blogging, so I decied to post a few photos instead. Cross-country skiing in Norway is highly recommended!
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| Mt. Gaustatoppen, where you can see one sixth of Norways mainland from the top. |
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| A view of Rondane, the oldest national park in Norway. |
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| Mountain pasture used for the grazing of sheep and cattle in the western part of Norway. |
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| By the Hardangerfjord, the third largest fjord in the world. |
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| Skiing in Dovre National Park. |
PS! I'll start a new blog series on mapping with D3.js in June. Stay tuned!
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