Travelled: 200 kilometres from Grong to Brønnøysund in Nordland.
Visited: Driving TR13, ferry from Holm to Vennesund NOK121, walked the Torghatten
Stay: Bronnøysund marina stellplatz, free with power (out of season) N65.47067, E12.20275
We had a walk around Grong in the early evening, meeting an English couple. He was apparently born in Grong, going to school here. They come back to Norway regularly, but this time for his 60th school re-union. So after 10 minutes of chatting we wish them well and continue.
Our strategy as we head north is to complete as many of the tourist routes as possible without taking ourselves too far off track. The Helgelandskysten is the longest of these routes being 433 kilometres in length, including 6 ferry passages. The route starts from the ferry crossing at Holm.
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We live in a nanny state. Imagine Anzac Bridge without a centre line marked. I love the tunnel at the end of the bridge.