The pilgrim's pictures

The "glass cathedral" at Hamar. A giant steel/glass "greenhouse" was erected around the ruins of the cathedral to prevent weather damage:

One of the pilegrimsleden waymarks in the middle of a construction site. It was nice of them to leave it standing:

A particularly idyllic Norwegian farm:

Mossy track:

The group of Norwegian Rotarians that fed and rehydrated me:

You might notice that this picture is a slightly crooked and out of focus. That's because I was being chased by 5,000 mosquitos when I took it and couldn't stop to get a clear exposure:

Ringebu stave church. Stave churches are built using an ancient design where wooden pillars are driven straight into the ground, rather than using a typical foundation. I think they are found only in Scandinavia:

The 700 year old pilgrim lodge that I stayed in at Sygard Grytting:

The interior (and exterior) of an old stable that I slept in at Budsjord:

The moors of Dovrefjell:

Allmannrøysa, a big cairn in Dovrefjell:

The tiny village of Ryphusan, where I spent a night in Dovrefjell:

My first view of the Nidaros Cathedral as I descended into Trondheim:

The cathedral from across the river: