Bergen, Norway: Tree Rubs Galore!

I have to ask…. What is the last pic? A shower? Pretty cool looking pit stop!

@John it’s a wee treehouse you can rent out, there’s a few wee cabins about , the treehouse and the girka tent were the better ones

@John weather was crap and we didn’t have near enough time there, there was tons of woodland to explore man. Would have been better if I had sent there myself instead of on a tour for sure

@John hindsight is a wonderful thing eh 😂

@Ferg still looks pretty amazing brother 👊 Was that tree house wide enough to lay down for sleep!?

@John yea it’s big enough. It’s only really built for a night or two but at a push you could use it for a lot longer, it’s essentially just a sleeping capsule in a tree lol. It’s pretty big in real life, big enough

@Ferg looks like it would be pretty neat for a get away!

@John it would be man, the mountains there there are heavily forested with good walking trials, it really would be a good place to explore man. The problem is Bergen is the wettest part of all Europe lol, it rains constantly haha. Something to do with being surrounded by mountains and on the edge of the sea does something to the pressure. Short of the fact it would be kissing down all the time it would be epic lol

Say HEY to my peeps👊

@Mike it’s a stunning country man. I’m the thick of it now in Flam, nothing but fjords, mountains and snow. Stunning

@Ferg I really hope to see it someday

@Mike it’s a stunning country, I’d definitely come back again, maybe during summer months or snowy winter months for the full effect of the place.

Man, you are seeing some amazing things! Thanks for sharing the pics. That treehouse thing is pretty awesome, never saw anything like that before.

@Larry yea it’s a pretty cool wee place to spend a few nights or do man. Looks out over the mountain from the top, view would be pretty epic. Loads of walks and trails to wander as well

@Larry Bergen is the wettest place in Europe though 😂, so even in summer it’s probably it’s still raining. Probably better to head a bit further north, or south.