You can see them all over Norway, those ubiquitous, triangular signs warning that moose may try to cross the road. They're popular with tourists, but studies show they don't help much to reduce collisions.
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- Before the rough weather starts
- View from my job
- Witch conference underway
- Old house, Bergen, Norway
- Mutilated females seek help
- Soccer mom berserk
- Calm water
- Strawberries not always in good hands
- Sexual mutilation prevails
- Hestmannen mountain, Norway
- Blue tit (Parus caeruleus)
- I'm angry
- Moose warnings ineffective
- Sailing boat
- New world diving record
- Norwegian sea eagle to Ireland
- Early in the morning
- Challenge - try this!!!
- From summer to snow
- Saltstraumen,the strongest tidal current in the world
- An idyllic landscape
- Curious bear pays visit
- Goat of Svolvaer (Svolværgeita)
- From my garden: Rhodendron
- Oslo, early in the morning
- Christian Radich, a full rigged ship
- Oslo gears for dream weekend
- Influx of seasonal workers
- Hammerfest, Norway
- Family tragedy believed to be a murder-suicide
- Hiding for the sun and the heat
- World Evironment Day celebrated in Tromsoe (Tromsø)
- Port of Molde
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