Aaaaaaahhhhhhhhh ... my goodness, the Norwegians certainly know their fish, without any shadow of a doubt. J and I have undeniably died and gone to heaven. Imagine: Caviar on tap, as is smoked salmon, gravadlax and any variety of pickled herring you want. NB. Lotte if you're reading this, reminds us of the Christmas we spent with you in Cham! I'm gonna have course after course of the same.

Hmmm, one would think we'd taken a wrong turn and ended up in China Town for all the Chinese people we're surrounded by at dinner ... And they continue to arrive! In fact J and I are the only Westerners in the village right now. Knowing how much I like to eat early, J was trying to do me a favour by booking a table here at 7pm, little did he know (a) how drunk we'd be by 7pm (after all it's been nighttime since Monday afternoon!!!) and (b) Chinese people celebrat...

The local steak restaurant and also a really good example of traditional Norwegian architecture.... Nothing else to say really!

One of the resident bearded seals... So adorably cute and playful... they're the largest seals living in Norwegian oceans and inhabit the areas around the islands of Svalbard.

OK so we do actually take on a museum trip to learn about the phenomenon known as the Aurora Borealis at the Tromso Polaria arctic aquarium and museum... But this is the fun part, just look at who we meet and get to know really well ...