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One of the things I like best about winter in Oslo is the opportunities it gives for playing. At the moment there is so much snow in Oslo for example that there's not enough space to dump it, so the snow scooters end up making big heaps of snow in parks or just by the side of the road all over the place. Of course for a 3 year old, and her parents , this amounts to quite the interesting landscape to explore.

Some pics from yesterday's trip into Sofienberg park.

Climbing one of these mountains is tough work.

Balancing precariously at the top.

Getting into position

Ready to go (she wasn't as scared as she looks!)

Weeeee!!!

And another shot, now without dad's finger in front of the lens

All in all, good times. Especially when you can walk home in 5 minutes and treat yourself to hot cocoa for all the 'hard work' done!

Morgedal as it's best!

I love this photo...

Was reading an article in Norwegian on Dagbladet on what looks like an absolutely fantastic hotel in Phuket. Of course it's not a budget place (plenty of those here on TP), but it looks fantastic nonetheless. This article is in part to test if our twingly pinging is now working Sorry my dedicated readers!

When I see things like this I just wish I was a kid again. Or was travelling with a kid on this particular trip so I'd have an excuse to climb into the cabin of this beauty. What a great piece of entertainment for those travelling with kids! If you happen to be flying out of Oslo, it's around gate 40.

At Oslo Airport i stumbled on this sign.

While taking the photo a guy and girl walked into the right (which was a ladies rr). Do the people putting up signs actually ever look at them?! FAIL!

Oslo World Music Festival. Malia decides she has to stand and dance right up front. Not something she learned from me