Fall on the Norwegian West Coast

It's been documented to be the rainiest fall in a century. 

Yea, a century. 

Rivers, streams, and waterfalls are popping up in places people have never seen before. Long-term residents are considering a move-of-address. And newcomers (like me) have to re-assure themselves that all this wet is worth it. 

But then this little piece of news popped up and I had to say to myself, "Self, it's worth it". 

Of course, a short vacation from the rain doesn't hurt to brighten one's dreary outlook. I'm headed to balmy Minnesota for a couple of weeks. Don't expect many postings before I'm back, but in the meantime, take a peak at the wet but pretty fall colors. 

I promise to return from the trip with a few new recipes in my luggage. 

Comments

[D. at Outside Oslo]

Beautiful! Seattle alternates between bright and dreary in the fall, too, but despite the long, wet days, this really is home.

[Megan@Feasting on Art]

Oh so pretty! I never thought of Minnesota as balmy...is that normal for this time of year??

[Ellen Hunter Gans]

BEAUTIFUL!!!!

And as for Minnesota, not so balmy right now. Brrrr! Perhaps you will feel at home here?

I hope your trip is going well. p.s. you inspired me - started my own blog; gave you a shout-out in the sidebar (www.lifeinreviews.com). I'm reviewing anything and everything, and I think your FABULOUS chocolate ginger cookies will make an appearance (they now have a cult following among my friends, as do you!) xoxo

[Jenn AKA The Leftover Queen]

Oh Siri! Have a great time on your trip! Thanks for leaving us with such gorgeous photos!

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