Yes!!!! what a silly question.

It's not dead yet

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Dawn over Vesterålen.

More photos from Norway, in pretty low quality, can be found here.

OP originally posted a duplicate question, now removed in this thread.

So we know what he is talking about - but do not understand
a) why he would ask such a question,
b) why he would ask such a question as his first (and second) posting and c)why he would feel the need to post the same question in an existing thread and in a new thread.

He has not come back since his initial posting to respond either.

Make the bag so you can fill it when you get to your destination if you are intending to fly with it. Rice/beans/lentils are available pretty much everywhere, and if you can keep them in a clean plastic bag (or the one they come in) they can be eaten at the end of the trip or given to someone else who made need them more than you.

My thought too was that he perhaps would be happier in the Norwegian fjords, but I didn't like to say .
If you are not a troll, my apologies Andrew. Maybe you'd like to come back and defend your opinion?

It's a plot to stop you snacking/drinking beer/white wine while watching telly .

Two posts, both identical. Very odd.

However no it is not OK to damage a derelict building. You are probably trespassing, and certainly committing criminal damage if you do. Now you may not get caught for it but does that make it right?

I'm an awful grandmother, but not an awful mother-in-law. I never go to my sons homes unless invited, (unlike at least one of their MILs, who not only goes to their house when they are there, but also when they are not :shock I do not outstay my welcome, and cough up cash at a moments notice when required.

However I do not babysit the grandsons unless there is really no alternative. I find them hard going tbh. I don't like children much, and had enough of them with my own three when they were small.

Wonderful! Spring must be on it's way. They fly over us too, usually at night and are incredibly noisy. It's too cloudy here to see them but I have heard a few.