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Jeg vil bare dele en skikkelig god bok-opplevelse jeg hadde her om dagen, da jeg kom over en bra bok av en, for meg ny forfatter, ved navn Bernard Afflatet. Hovedpersonen i boka har fått i oppdrag å reise ut i verdensrommet for å lete etter liv. Siden universet er så enormt stort, ja, uendelig, så virker ikke loven om tid på samme måte der ute. Chris Nolan (hovedpersonen) vil være borte svært lenge og verden vil se helt annerledes ut når han kommer tilbake, uten at hans kropp har blitt nevneverdig eldre. Når han kommer tilbake på Jorda, så er den øde. Menneskeheten er tilsynelatende utslettet. Han reiser rundt i fartøyet sitt og til slutt finner han et sted hvor han treffer folk. Han kommer til Bergen; menneskehetens tilfluktssted. Boka er drivende godt skrevet, vanskelig å legge fra seg og inneholder høyst aktuelle temaer i dag, til tross for at det er en science fiction-bok. I "The Dragon Leaves" fant menneskene tilflukt på Filefjell, Afflatet har plassert de i Berg...
Ludde has taken his position on the walls You can read Hooked on Hillforts Part 3 here . It was dangerous to move on the icy roads without crampons. I had a love-hate relationship with them. I loved that they brought me safely to my destination and I could go almost anywhere I wanted to. I hated them because they were so incredibly tricky to get on. I had for years stood on one leg and dragged the rubber forwards and backwards, while I've jumped around and tried not to fall. The same was repeated each time they fell off. Argh! Then one day I discovered that my neighbor stood watching my artistic yoga movements and fiery red facial complexions. I wondered how long he had been there. "Why don't you just put the crampon on the ground, step on it and pull the rubber over your toes and your heel afterwards? Then you don't have to be sweating before you've started hiking." He said with a dry tone in his voice. "Damn fool," I murmured in my scarf, but...
Patrik on the top of "The Castle near the Farm by the Bog". My dear fiancée Thomas read in the local newspaper for a good while ago, that "Eiker" (The Land of the Oaks 1 ) history group invited to a lecture by archaeologist Tryggve Bernt. He had written a thesis on four specific hill forts in the area and would now present it at an open meeting at "Ormåsen(Serpent Hill 1 ) School". Since we live a five minutes walk from this particular school it was very convenient for me to join the meeting, so I threw myself on the phone to my best friend, Tina, and said that she just had to rearrange her schedule, because we are going to a lecture. As the history-geek I am, I've been roaming around in Norse stories of heroes and gone astray in the Eddas more than once, but isn't that the way it should be? Those things that are close to us are those things we don't take the hassle of exploring? I grew up on "Fossum" (The Farm by the Waterfa...
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