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| Another it's-a-bird-it's-a-plane sculpture?
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| "Give me a hug."
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| Father and son.
| | Waiting and a little sleepy.
| A man stretching.
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| Looking up to dad.
| | The bridge has a tremendous view. An excellent high-resolution
photo.
| Another view from the bridge. Also excellent. This one looks down a small plaza with many statues of babies.
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| The river, looking in the other direction.
| In the baby plaza, sleeping.
| Unlike in the rest of the park, I took pictures of everything in the
baby plaza. (There were few enough pieces that it was easy.)
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| "I have feet!"
| | Unlike in the rest of the park, I took pictures of everything in the
baby plaza.
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| Munch Museum (Munch-museet)
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| Despair.
| The classic, The Scream.
| Red Virginia Creeper. What an enigmatic expression.
| Look at these pictures--Munch isn't always depressing.
All these
paintings come from his series the Linde Frieze.
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| The blue lines in this painting, The Women on the Bridge, seem
like guidelines or annotations someone added later to indicate how the
painting was composed. I don't think they should've remained.
| Jealousy II.
| Paintings from Kragerø (Kragero).
| Spring in the Elm Forest, the painting I like the most in the
museum.
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| Nearby
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| The lush grass in one of the larger parks by the Munch Museum.
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| Lunch at Kaffistova
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| The part of the menu from which I ordered this time.
| "Cured reindeer with lingonberry coulis, salad, and rye bread." The
reindeer (top-right) is definitely hard to describe. Regardless, I like
it. It has a bit of the texture of raw fish. I can see a vague
resemblance to other cured meats. And, it went well with the
yogurt-lingonberry thing.
On the other hand, I was unhappy the
salad was undressed.
The bread was freshly sliced by one chef.
The strawberries were really fresh, indeed perfect: they must
have been grown locally.
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