Peratallada

 

L'Empordà is full of little villages really charming. Peratallada (that means 'cutted rock') is one of my favourite: the village is directly cut on the rock (that's the origin of the name) and as soon as you cross the medieval fort, you lose all the modern connections (no phone, no internet, no nothing!), it's calm, quiet, relaxing...and there's silence!

 You can see the fort cut in the rock

 

 I fell  in love with this window full of vintage toys!

Mesh shirt: Stradivarius

Shorts: Mango

Belt and Purse: H&M

Shoes: forever21

Watch: casio vintage

Claw ring: fashionology.nl

Bikini, Flower ring and Skull necklace: local markets

Norge: dia 7

 I'm exhausted! The last day we climbed the Preikestolen, an incredible and unique rock form that protrudes from the wall of the Synnes fiord. We arrived there by boat, trough the fiord, so we could visusalize where we were going to climb...It was incredible! The Preikestolen lean out at 600m, in the top of a vertical cliff. I have a bit vertigo...so I was as scared as amazed! :) hahah

It was the last day in Norway... bye Norge! I have enjoyed your amazing places, green and light for a week, and hope to return someday :)

(Soon I will post all my Norwegian purchases, stay tunned!)

 

 

 The Preikestolen

 Amazing falls in the fiord

Starting the climb...

 

  

 

 This little ants you can see sitting in the edge of the cliff, it's me and my family!

Norge: dia 6

Today, we took the morning in Bergen to finish to visit the beautiful town and make some shopping. We are in sales, so I found amazing clothes in even more amazing prices! Yeeii! So happy :) I visited Monki, Weekday, and casually, I found an Acne store..and couldn't resist! You will see!

In the pictures you can see one of my new purchases: the bowler hat (I bought it in Monki). I absolutely love it! I have found one for years, and now it's mine, finally! :)

In the afternoon we travelled to Stavanger, taking some boats to cross the fiords, and submarine tunnels. We didn't have much time to visit Stavanger, so we decided to go for a walk in the night to see the pretty harbour.

In Bergen:

 Direct from Germany

 
Sailing...

 

Stavanger

 

 

 I'll show you soon the content of the bag...;)

Shirt: H&M

Faux leather cut-offs: DIY, actually, those are the pants I wear here, they broke up, so I decided to turn them into shorts ;)

Boots: Zara

Hat: Monki

Sunglasses, Bag and Feather earring: vintage

Claw ring: fashionology.nl

Watch: oclock

Norge: dia 5

We started the fifth day in Norway travelling by train. We took the Flam's train, an old train that makes an incredible way trough the mountains, waterfalls and cliffs. After this, we arrived to Bergen, an incredible city that I have adored (I think that the weather was key: it was extremely sunny and warm, but normally it rains 280days per year...so, I don't think I would have love it that much with its normal weather! hahah).

Bergen:

 The Bryggen

 

 Amazing music everywhere!

 The New Church.

 

 The Johan's Church.

 Nordness

 We climbed the hill near Bergen to see the sunset (at 12.00midnight!)

 

 

Dress: Oysho

Sweater and Belt: Mango

Boots: Zara

Wooden cross: forever21

Rings and Bag: vintage

Sunglasses: Ray-ban wayfarer

Norge: dia 4

 

  Our fourth day in Norway was incredible. We visited the Briksdal glacier, the biggest one in Europe: we were able to see the tongues of Jostedal and Boyabreen. It was amazing. I felt a lot of poetry in the glaciars: they are so strong and big, they have been here for thousands of years, but at the same time, they are fragile...When you look at them, you're watching ice that has frozen 10 thousands years ago, that may break in just a second.

 Jostedal:

 

  Briksdal glaciar:

 
Boyabreen:

  

The fiords of Sogne and Naeroy, that have zones that are always in the shadow!

Tvinde fall: Madonna drinks the water from this fall, told to be a youth fountain.

 

Sweater, Coat and Sunglasses: Vintage

Trousers: Zara

Shirt and neckerchief : H&M

Body: American appareal

Glasses: Ray-ban