These photos are from Trollstigen (The Troll Ladder) & Trollveggen (The Troll Wall) in Norway.
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Thought so you will find something. Nice photos of zigzag mountains. They have a real zigzag 🙂
My first thought was that I didn’t have anything for this challenge, but then I suddenly realized that these photos from our trip earlier this summer would fit perfect.
I had the same Problem, thought I would not find something and make in the morning a Picture of a zipper. but then I was lucky that they tiled the roof of the of the Opera House in Sydney in zigzag. 🙂
Great place. And great photos also.
Thank you Bulged.
Fascinating nature – ‘ve been there, it’s one of the many reasons I enjoy so much visiting Norway – very well captured… 🙂
Takk Drage. It was nice to see this area and to be a tourist in my own country.
I can imagine that there must be a lot of zig zag roads on those mountains.
The view in impressive!
What’s even more impressive is that we saw families on bicycles, on their way up Trollstigen.
Beautiful representation of zig zag.
Takk (thanks).
Oh thank you for sharing these beautiful shots!
Thanks for having a look & commenting.
Spectacular gallery of photos.
Thanks. I posted part 2 with more photos now.
Ah! Yes we can see why they Trolls live in those mountains 🙂 Fabulously rugged.
Rugged indeed!
I bet the Trolls took a more direct route that that of us little people…. great gallery for the challenge!
Yes, the Trolls are using the curved road as a ladder.
Beautiful photos of breathtaking scenery.
The scenery was amazing. I want to go back there.
Spectacular and somewhere I’d like to see/visit.
janet
It’s worth a visit that’s for sure!
I really like the zig zag image where the buses can be clearly seen.
Thank you Daniel. Great & surprising photos of the Eiffel Tower in your post!
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Great shots – particularly like the mountains disappearing into the clouds. There’s something very powerful about that contrast.
When the fog covers the mountains, it makes you feel very small – like a little piece of meat that’s about to be boiled in a kettle where the fog is a lid.
Bravo. Dramatic photography. Thank you for submitting this photo montage.
Thank you for visiting, enjoying and commenting 🙂
Gorgeous!
It’s been many years since I’ve seen a wall like that. You come across some in the province of British Columbia. Titanic craggy rock that blocks out the sun and creates its own weather conditions. They almost feel alive.
It’s great to see such places. Makes you feel tiny.
right on!
Thanks quark.
super shots 🙂
Thanks Joshi.
Excellent shots. Looks a bit gloomy up there with the fog, and I reckon the clouds in the sky added nicely to this feeling. You went up there, I presume. I hope you felt fine going up the zigzag road. I never feel too good when traveling upwards and in a spiral 😀
We went down the zigzag road. We got stuck behind a tourist bus with a foreign driver. There’s a lot of “meeting places” on the road, where you can pull over to the side to let the traffic in the opposite direction pass (too narrow for two lanes). A Norwegian bus driver would have let you pass the bus on one of these stops… I like driving on those kind of roads 🙂
A bit further up the road (on the part that’s on the top) we got stuck behind some sheep – country side rush hour 🙂
Driving on those roads are always fun, fun trying to squeeze your car across the other car pulled by the roadside 😀 I bet drivers are friendly there…it wouldn’t be nice if they weren’t. There’s certainly no room for road rage there.
Ah, sheep. Always slow movers 🙂
It would be nice to download this gallery and have it work as a screen saver :). I LOVE IT!
I don’t know how to make a screen saver, but I’ll gladly send you the original files.
😀 it’s okay. I can always see them here 🙂