End to end hiking is my passion. A hike starting at one end of a country and finishing at the other feels complete, particularly so if that start and finish is bordered by sea. Actually, the sea is quite important because the feeling of physically not being able to walk further is a very satisfying way to end a hike, more so than any man-made border. Walking Norway is one of those great hikes and this one turned out to be a particularly satisfying on many levels. It also be happened to be my toughest hike to date!
Saturday, 8 February 2020
Norway End-End 2018
*This is one of many trips that didn't get posted when I all but abandoned this blog back in 2015. It's now 2020 and I'm adding in that missing content in a more photo-based blog post, this trip was from 2018*
End to end hiking is my passion. A hike starting at one end of a country and finishing at the other feels complete, particularly so if that start and finish is bordered by sea. Actually, the sea is quite important because the feeling of physically not being able to walk further is a very satisfying way to end a hike, more so than any man-made border. Walking Norway is one of those great hikes and this one turned out to be a particularly satisfying on many levels. It also be happened to be my toughest hike to date!
End to end hiking is my passion. A hike starting at one end of a country and finishing at the other feels complete, particularly so if that start and finish is bordered by sea. Actually, the sea is quite important because the feeling of physically not being able to walk further is a very satisfying way to end a hike, more so than any man-made border. Walking Norway is one of those great hikes and this one turned out to be a particularly satisfying on many levels. It also be happened to be my toughest hike to date!
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