We met the family of my Danish father Hans Pederson, near Odense and continued our Scandinavian cruise arriving at this imposing sight in Norway’s harbor, Oslo.
We spent the morning in Oslo. In Frogner Park we toured the amazing Vigeland sculpture installation created by Gustav Vigeland. Norway’s most popular tourist attraction is filled with statues depicting people in various activities in all stages of life.. The most abstract one shows a man fighting off a horde of babies. These photos show others:
The Angry Boy, Courtesy Wikimedia Commons
The bridge between the main gate and the fountain with several statues
The Vigeland Monument, 46.32 ft. high, composed of 121 human figures courtesy Wikimedia Commons
Later in the morning we viewed the Olympic Ski Jump, awestruck at the skills mastered by cross-country skiers— Norway’s national sport. No surprise that the sport brought Norway the 2018 Olympic gold medal
Holmenkollen Ski Jump, Oslo Norway Mathias Stang photo, courtesy Wikimedia Commons
Paula Pederson 
Wonderful pictures and travelogue Paula.
Thanks. I’m not really much good on the smart phone.