I truly hope that there isn’t going to be construction activities on this part of the building. This building used to be the train station. The location is great. I was rather spoiled by my last hotel. I was scolded for not telling them that I was leaving before breakfast this morning. The clerk called the kitchen and in less than 5 minutes a take away bag appeared. When I got on the train, I investigated it. There was a croissant, grapes, strawberries and an apple and what appeared to be a roll with smoked salmon. I figured that one really should not eat a smoked salmon sandwich on a crowded train. Especially since the trip was over 6 hours. When I got to my lodgings, I tore into the sandwich. It was actually a fried egg and salmon on a roll. Sort of a Norwegian egg McMuffin. I wonder what they would have provided if I had notified them earlier about my early departure?
That was an extraordinary hotel.
By 4pm, I had finished my breakfast and went out for a little walk and air. The opera house, the water, the new Munch museum. All within a couple of blocks.
Notice the graceful lines of the opera house.
Then, not-matter that it was only a little after five, I was suddenly taken exhausted. So, I headed back. Stopping to get a coffee and cup of yogurt at a 7-Eleven. $6.43. Norway isn’t cheap.
So, here I am in my room, essentially ready of bed and it’s not 7pm yet. Not much of a party animal these days. But still crazy.