Tales of Home [3]

Oslo is not a big city. Also, i know where nordmarka is, been there

Bymarka is nice, but it's out in the countryside you want to be going to see what Trøndelag is about

Yeah, true i've just drived through trøndelad

Yeah, I know it's not really.  

Nordmarka is great though!

I lived in Melhus a year as well. That was a different experience, but quite nice. Completely different from Trondheim though.

Melhus?

It's a very very small place a bit south of Trondheim. If you've driven south thru Trondheim you've driven past it.

A place near Trondheim

Melhus:





It's a small world, though, and smaller country still

Oh...

Are you from around there, Ringo?

Its like reading the Lonely Planet in here, Fjordian edition  

Not far, only another 20 minutes south

Well, that's tales of home surely.  

Wow, small country indeed.

Gikk et år på Trøndertun.

Kult, håper du likte deg der

Var moro det.  

Håpet jeg skulle komme meg til 100, men vet ikke om jeg har fire poster til imeg.

Plenty of threads to post in, and this being Forumshire, your posts don't even have to be on topic

Well, that's a comfort at least.  

Well, that's tales of home surely. - Bluebottle

Yes but what you must never forget, the thing you must always take into account and only ever forget at your peril- I am a crabbit old bastard, and drunk.   (And I have an award to defend too  )

Long live the Queen of England and may she rule Scotland forevermore  

{{{{{ That's it, I got to be up in 5 and a half hours, and this place isn't safe for at least a day  }}}}}

Ah, well I will certainly not stand in the way of your crabbit. You crabbit away my good man.

And I see someone gave you all the ammunition needed.  

Petty there isnt an English flag but I can give you a Mancunian salute  

Whats the St George cross then?  

Long live the Queen of England and may she rule Scotland forevermore - Ringdrotten

How many times!!   Its our Scottish monarchy, we just let the English use it for a few hundred years.

its German actually .