This is our dryer. Boy those towels are soft! Not! This is how most people dry their clothes. It works, don't knock it.
Sail boats ready to sail.
Yes, Norway does it your way too. This sign reminded us that there is a lot of English here. In fact, we just learned from a recent survey that Norway has the best English speakers of all non-English speaking countries in the world. This doesn't surprise us at all, the people love to speak English and most are good at it. We sometimes forget we're not in Seattle. Speaking of surveys, Oslo has been named the most expensive city in the world and Norway has the world's most beautiful women. The elders in this country won't argue with the results from this last survey.
No, Elders Mathews and Carmichael didn't have a water fight. They've been contacting people on the street on a very wet day.
We drove to Mo i Rana rather than taking the train. A long, 6 1/2 hour, bumpy, trip on 2-lane curved roads, but a very beautiful one. We drove so we could pick up an investigator in the town of Moujon, an hour and a half before Mo, and take him to church in Mo.
Example of a northern Norway freeway, 2 lanes, often with no line in the center. But what a beautiful place!
Oslo Time





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