As part of my role in the HP Worldwide Digital Health Practice, I was sent to various locations around the world to develop the local practice and to deliver training. This trip to Norway stretched from March 13-17, 2011.
This time by trip started from Detroit on Sunday evening, March 12th.
I flew Delta from Detroit to Amsterdam and KLM to Oslo and on to Trondheim. I met up with my teammate, Rob Sloat, in Amsterdam!
I met up with Rob after our overnight flights… jet lag city! We had some brekkie or maybe it was lunch, not sure! Then waited for our flight to Trondheim.
Our flight from Amsterdam to Trondheim was about 2 hours and then we had a 40 minute drive into town in Rob’s rental car. We booked into the Radisson Blu Royal Garden Hotel, where I had stayed in 2007 during my first trip to Norway.
Wanting to avoid jet-lag messing up our day, we decided to walkabout during the day and try to stay up until a more regular bedtime.
One of the highlights of the day was visiting the Nidaros Domkirke or Cathedral. The following photos show some of the incredible architecture and sculptures.
After out visit to the cathedral, we wandered over to the Gamle Bybro bridge over the Nidelva River.
We met up with the rest of our group that evening, back at the hotel.