I drove ut to Hamar on Tuesday to visit Kristian
and go for a little flight. The weather on Tuesday
looked fairly poor, but we woke up Wednesday morning
to blue skies and perfect flying weather.
Hamar airport - Stafsberg is situated in the hills
North of Hamar and has one runway (15/33) which
is 2800 feet long and about 50 feet wide. The flying
club has amongst other planes got 2 C-172s, and
the plane we flew (LN-ALB) was pretty much similar
to the ones we are used to from the States.
The flight went over Kristians house and continued
North along Mjøsa past Lillehammer and up
to Hafjell, before we turned the plane around and
flew back to Hamar for some touch and gos. Flying
in Norway is aboslutely fantastic, as there are
actually some countours in the scenery. This makes
the VFR flying much more interesting and makes navigation
easier. Next trip we plan to make a little longer,
perhaps up to Røros or Trondheim.
The days at home is mostly spent studying as can
be expected. So far I feel I've gotten into a nice
rythm and I'm getting close to having read through
all the books one time. (Fortunately I got some
reading done in the States).
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Past LIllehammer Northwards. Left side of the
valley is Hafjell.
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