"Paint it all black" is a saying I once heard. Don´t have too high expectations, and you won´t become disappointed. Well, I was prepared for some grey, foggy, wet, and freezing days, but I did not expect all this nice weather! Not much black at all - the moutainsides were rather colourful and bright, the autumn season about to end. Extremely beautiful scenery!!
We also had to cross some large, shiny white parts of new snow as we were trekking from one cottage to another. Quite challenging as the scree underneath could be slippery, and we also had to be careful that our feet did not sink deep down in between the rocks. I was happy to have poles, and despite the challenge I really enjoyed some real snow after four years without!
Amazingly large, sweet, and juicy berries! Some extra energy...
I am really impressed by the Norwegian Travel Association and how well they run the cabins. They are so nice and cosy, so clean and well fit out, and the firewood is lying there just waiting for hikers to heat up and occupy the cottages. There are also stores of a variety of canned food that you buy, so you don´t have to carry it all yourself. When the the backpacks aren´t too heavy you enjoy the hike even more!
It actually snowed the last night, and the Christmas feeling wasn´t far away... This country isn´t too bad after all :o)
Most pictures this time, as I assume many of the singers in Majorstua Kammerkor would be interested in seeing them. A great long weekend, though, and a great tour where we got two fantastic, yet very different concert experiences. In Rossyn Chapel (I felt at home - nice name..) we had the most enthusiastic audience, and the 30ish people that listened filled up the tiny little church. St.Giles´Cathedral was open to visitors all day, and quite a few sat down to listen during our lunch time concert. Great venue, excellent acoustics. We were all very happy :) Nice city too - I don´t need to tell.. 
I´ll stop now - it is way too late.... But more pictures will be uploaded later.
