Letters from Trondheim

Dear humans, unbelievably I am writing a post on time. This morning I woke up even earlier than usual and I thought "shooot we are already in Frebruary!" and here we are. Cross-country skiing This is probably one of the most common activity of trondheim-borgere  to do in winter. And since these days  it snowed a lot, the conditions are perfect. Just to give you an idea of the amount of Km one can potentially do in one single training session, checkout skisporet . Not only you have the complete ski tracks map but also an almost real time update of the status of those. Really well done! I need to mention that from the city center there is a lovely and quite characteristic wooden tram that can take you to the closest starting point in less than half an hour. Ah: the tracks are all free-to-use, of course. Last weekend we had an easy 20Km session, with mandatory stop at  Elgsethytta  for waffles and hot chocolate. Ice skating Probably the second most popular act...

Dear humans, With a little bit of delay, here's my updates after one month living in Trondheim, Norway. This month has been simply amazing. The people, the city, the culture, everything seems to work simply great. As usual, here's the list of cool/interesting stuff happened during this period. Inner city Trondheim is beautiful, even in strange times like the ones we are experiencing. I will not make a trivial list of things that can be done in this city, the web is full of them. But I can guarantee that it is a city to be discovered. Every time I find myself walking through its tiny streets (remember, I'm still US-calibrated) I discover new details: a singular rooftop, a bright color, a delicious perfume coming from a Bakeri... (aaah I missed Europe so much! ok, I will stop saying that, I'm boring). Checkout this terrible collage I made with some photos taken around the city: it can't even remotely hold a candle to the real wonder of the place I've ended up! Out...