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This is the police patrol in...
kostya Says: This is the police patrol in Mo I Rana...:)
Lemming (lammel) - small angry...
kostya Says: Lemming (lammel) - small angry animal:)This one was hiding in the stones trying to avoid of beeing photographed. With VT he can look at his pic as well:))
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The statue of man facing the...
kostya Says: The statue of man facing the ocean.
kostya Says: I came to Mo I Rana by car from Sweden (about 100 km drive from Hemavan/Tarnaby - famous downhill and crosscountry skiing resort). I think you can also go there by bus, ship, train, airplane.This photo: me at the Hemavan's airport.
Gili_S Says: When travelling in Norway, especially in the north, I like to listen to Kved Music. It is fit great with the landscape and the weather. Check the link to find out more.
GUYON Says: Meat safe in the garden of Restaurant Meyer. We saw several construction like this one. In Winter, the food is kept by the cold temperature, but in Summer ? What is the use of the bell on the roof : to call the host to lunch or dinner ?
Picturesque wild nature and...
kostya Says: Picturesque wild nature and mountings. Actually, this foto was made in Sweden it Tarnaby/Hemavan area, 100 km from Mo I Rana, but the scenes are mostly simular (not to take in consideration Norwegian shoreline - fjords)
A 20 minute bus ride, followed...
europebn Says: A 20 minute bus ride, followed by a 20 minute boat ride, and after a 30 minute hike, we arrived at the Svartisen Glacier. Nature at its best!!!
Bregman Says: Have a look at the Svartisen Glacier. This view is from road number 17 leading from Bodø to Mo I Rana.
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GUYON Says: Cross the Artic Circle. Such as the boundary between the polar night of Winter and the midnight sun. More : see the travelogue of my Norway page.
Mo I Rana is located at the...
kostya Says: Mo I Rana is located at the Norwegian coastline several kilometres from the polar circle. There are a lot of places of interest for tourists - fjords, glaciers, mountings, caves, good fishing etc. Sweden is very close, so you can visit it as well. It is better to go there in...
On our way to the Svartisen...
europebn Says: On our way to the Svartisen Glacier.
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A 20 minute bus ride, followed by a 20 minute boat ride, and after a 30 minute hike, we arrived at the Svartisen Glacier. Nature at its best!!!
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Q: We're planning a trip to Norway in July. We have 19 days and will probably want to spend several in Oslo. Our main goal is a small...
A: From Oslo to Kristiansand the E18 is good according to our standard but the coastline is not straight and seldom visible from the road. West of Kristiansand the road is...
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I spent in Mo I Rana just several hours, and I wish to visit it again to see more.
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Mo is on the River Rana. It is a small industrial city of which the interest would be little but the Artic Circle is nearby. Have a look to the Stavitsen Glacier. Tourism Office PO-Box 225 , N-8601...
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Spent a day and a half here (mainly in the outskirts) at an isolated campsite. It was really fun hanging around with the group at our cabins or around the bonfire. These were our cabins.
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Norwegian summer as seen from road 17, on the way from Mo I Rana to Trondheim.
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First thing just to be clear, here in VT they call in Mo, But the full name is Mo i Rana and dont mixed it with a small village in southern Norway that called only Mo.
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