Quote from: Sebby Michelango on February 25, 2016, 07:03:02 AM
I'm curious at which countries the Susan place users are from and I'm wondering if I'm the only Norwegian one here. I also want to learn more about the other countries and want to see pictures.
- Which country are you from?
- Can you share some pictures from your country?

I'm from Norway and I'm very proud of it. Norway has a good democracy, welfare state and a beautiful nature. The first picture is a picture of the Norwegian city Bergen where "Bryggene" lies. It's the second biggest city in Norway. Oslo is bigger and are the Norwegian capital.

Here we have a couple of pictures of the Norwegian nature. Norway are very known for mountain and the green nature. I recommend you to check out Hans Gude and Adolph Tideman's painting "Brudeferden i Hardanger". They are Norwegian painters like Edvard Much. Norway has also musical artists like Edvard Grieg and Ole bull. Henrik Ibsen are a Norwegian author.



Here is a Norwegian farm. Probably from the 19th century.

This is "Raspeballer", Norwegian food. Other Norwegian food is: "Rømmegrøt", "Pinnekjøtt" (sheep meat), Fiskeboller (fish buns) and "lapskaus".

This is "Brunost". That's a Norwegian cheese that is brown. "Brun ost" means "Brown cheese." Ost is cheese and brun is brown.


I recommend you to check out the Norwegian history, it's very interesting. Norway is known for mountain, ski, snow, cold country, welfare, stave church, nature, vikings and some artists.

I visited Oslo in 2002 and loved it. I love the fact that Scandinavians are more respectful of science (especially biology) than many North Americans.

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I live in Edmonton, Canada. I grew up in a small town about 300 miles from here but have lived in the city for almost 20 years. Mt city is famous for its extensive river valley trail network and a giant shopping mall... of the two, I love the valley and hate the mall...
I love living in Alberta because of the diversity of scenery. I love to spend time on the prairies near where I grew up and in the mountains as well as the boreal forest. It is cold and dark here in the winters but our summers are amazing.

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I live in Upminster in Essex atm. A boring suburban town close to London. I'm surounded by a weird mix of rows upon rows of 1950s/60s houses; main roads and motorways and a couple of scrubby fields on the outskirts of the town. I like how close I am to London but the town is kinda too small for me. I swear I'm also the only queer around  .

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Upminster

A dash cam video of Route 9 in my beautiful Hudson Valley, New York State, U.S.A. Route 9 starts as Broadway in Manhattan, goes north through the Hudson Valley, Saratoga and Lake George. The complex at the end of the video is the one I live in. My apartment porch looks off into two miles of rolling, craggy, wooded hills and bottom lands until you reach Route 9G. It seems every north/south route in the region wants a piece of the Route 9 cachet.



This picture, taken by the same device just before I recorded the video clearly shows how I feel about this area, (and the new me)!

I have lived here in Jeju island, South Korea, during the past 5 years. About 13 million tourists visit here every year.

























barbie~~

Quote from: barbie on April 26, 2016, 04:40:17 PM
I have lived here in Jeju island, South Korea, during the past 5 years. About 13 million tourists visit here every year.

























barbie~~

Beautiful!