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From A Thousand Eyes: Norway

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Jul 24, 2014

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From A Thousand Eyes: Norway

“From a Thousand Eyes” is a four-part series on the Summer 2014 voyage that depicts our ports from the viewpoint of the participants. Here, students share their experiences and imagery from Norway, most taken while traveling across the country from Bergen to Oslo. 

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Mt. Floien, Ida Kusumastuti, Seattle Pacific University
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Trollstigen, Madeline Rencher, University of Utah
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Fleischer’s Hotel in Voss, Jiaer Zhuang, University of Virginia
Sognefjord, Collin Maenhout, Point Loma Nazarene University
Sognefjord, Collin Maenhout, Point Loma Nazarene University
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Kjosfossen, Emily Nichols, University of Minnesota Twin Cities. At right, ferry toward Flam, Alyssa Langworthy, University of California San Diego
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Sognefjord, Collin Maenhout, Point Loma Nazarene University
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Aurland, Emily Nichols, University of Minnesota Twin Cities
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Oslo fountain, Andi Haas, Bowling Green State University
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Trollstigen, Madeline Rencher, University of Utah
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Fjord ferry, Alexa O’Connell, Syracuse University
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En route to Norway, Patrick Corbett, University of Virginia
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Røros, Laurel Hansen, Chapman University. At right, Trollentunga, Alexa O’Connell, Syracuse University
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On the train to Flam, Katie Rizzo, Christopher Newport University
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Trollentunga, Taylor Vincent, Cal Poly Pomona
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Trollentunga, Austin Harris, Seattle Pacific University

 

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One Comment

  1. Marcia Skarie
    August 11, 2014 at 7:10 pm

    Beautiful pictures!!!!

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