Tretten Ferjer

[@SindreFuruli]

Kjekk film! Dukket jaggu opp selv, også

[@sjedouglas]

Hi, thanks for watching. I'm afraid my Norwegian isn't very good so I apologise for writing back in English. I'm pleased you spotted yourself in the video. Which ferry do you work on?

[@SindreFuruli]

@@sjedouglas Ah, I thought you were Norwegian due to the video's title. The day you travelled, I was working on the ferry "Stryn", at about 40 seconds into the film.

[@sjedouglas]

@@SindreFuruli No worries. I decided to do the video in Norwegian as I'm trying to learn the language and I thought it might help. Slow progress so far but given travel restrictions, I might not make it over for a while. I remember that day fondly. I was staying in Ålesund on that holiday and on that day, I drove up to Kristiansund to check out Gjemnessundbrua, Atlanterhavstunnelen and Storseisundbrua. On the way back, I decided the long E39 ferry would be boring so I looked at the map and saw there was an alternative route via the ferry you were working on which also allowed me to tick off Innsfjordtunnelen and Tresfjordbrua. The thing I remember most about Sølsnes to Åfarnes crossing is that it was the first time I'd been directed onto the high level and I was dreading smacking my hire car's wing mirror off the side of the vessel. Comparatively speaking, Norwegian ferries are a lot easier to use than the ones I'm used to in Scotland. Over here, they're expensive, infrequent and normally, you've got to book in advance.

[@liamfarstad6842]

Det er smart eg vil prøve det

[@nordicferries]

Nydelig film!

[@rhkavli]

Vi seilte bare med 12 ferger, ettersom vi gjorde to turer med Høgsfjord. :-)