Mountain No. 2

There's a picture of the mountain we climbed the day before.

After eating breakfast and waiting for about twenty minutes, we got on a ferry that took us to where we would hike back from. Parker took this picture from on the ferry.

This next picture shows the view from part of the way up the mountain. I was pretty tired at the moment, but not worn out yet. I hope that makes sense to all of you.

Giant rock!

Then we looked at the sky. Again, giant rock!

A mountain picture,

and a picture of rocks,

and these flowers

are smaller than you think.

More mountain pictures...

 

Beautiful, aren't they?

I have to climb THAT?!!

Look at how tiny the people are just halfway up!

Okay. I climbed some, but I still have a long way to go...

A looooong way to go.

At least Parker seems optimistic about it.

A picture of Petter taking a picture of me taking a picture of Petter taking a picture of me... It goes on.

I MADE IT!! I MADE IT TO THE TOP!!

Here's a picture with my boots as proof. Yay!

Parker is happy too.

Hey, do you see that tiny thing smack dab in the middle of the picture? Yes, that is the little mountain we climbed yesterday. It seems so small.

Goin'...

down...

the mountain.

Goin'...

down the...

REINDEER!!

I couldn't get a picture of Santa, but there were plenty of reindeer.

Our legs and feet were all sore at the end of the climb, but it was definitely worth it. On the way home, we stopped at a pizza place that had "authentic American food". I guess that it was kind of amusing to me to see American food, but the pizza wasn't boringly generic. The restaurant had different pizzas, and they were actually really good.

Today, Parker and I weren't that sore when we woke up. I was surprised, and so was he. We played lots of card games and ate delicious, authentic Norwegian food. I lost most of the games I played, but I guess it was still pretty fun.