29-6_Nikon4.jpg=Stavanger town centre
29-6_Stavanger16.jpg=Norwegian Canning Museum
28-6_ToStavanger3.jpg=Haugesund - Inside the Church of the Redeemer.
29-6_Stavanger24.jpg=18th and 19th century wooden houses
28-6_ToStavanger2.jpg=Haugesund - Inside the Church of the Redeemer.
29-6_Stavanger3.jpg=Stavanger Maritime Museum
29-6_Nikon_Pan01.JPG=Stavanger town centre
29-6_Nikon17.jpg=Christian Bjelland - Norwegian [sardine] Cannery founder
28-6_ToStavanger.jpg=Packed and ready to leave Haugesund. We went via the Church of the Redeemer to view the inside
28-6_ToStavanger4.jpg=Boknafjorden crossing
29-6_Nikon16.jpg=Stavanger harbour - Black-headed Gull - Relatively small - Dark red legs and bill - White underside and grey upper-\
wing - Chocolate-brown hood not extending down to the back of the neck
29-6_Stavanger15.jpg=Norwegian Canning Museum - mechanical canning machines
29-6_Stavanger23.jpg=18th and 19th century houses
29-6_Stavanger4.jpg=Stavanger Maritime Museum
28-6_Nikon1.jpg=After our drive, and the usual tunnels, ferries and fjords, we arrive in Stavanger. Unable to find our Airbnb, we parked the car in an elevated car park above the railway station, hada coffeee and used their wifi to check our details.
28-6_ToStavanger1.jpg=Haugesund - Inside the Church of the Redeemer.
29-6_Nikon5.jpg=Stavanger - Cruise ships dock at the Strandkaien quay (west side ) or the Skagenkaien quay (east side) of Stavanger harbor (called V�gen)
29-6_Stavanger22.jpg=Norwegian Canning Museum - Post steam then electric power
29-6_Nikon10.jpg=18th and 19th century wooden houses
29-6_Nikon19.jpg=Monument to the Battle of Hafrsfjord. The largest sword represents the victorious Harald, and the two smaller swords represent the defeated petty kings. The monument also represents peace, since the swords are planted into solid rock, so they may never be removed
29-6_Stavanger18.jpg=Norwegian Canning Museum - mechanical canning machines
29-6_Stavanger1.jpg=Stavanger - Monument to the Battle of Hafrsfjord
29-6_Nikon2.jpg=Stavanger domkirke, the oldest cathedral in Norway.
29-6_Stavanger17.jpg=Norwegian Canning Museum
29-6_Stavanger2.jpg=Norwegian Canning Museum
29-6_Stavanger21.jpg=Norwegian Canning Museum - Post steam then electric power room
29-6_Nikon3.jpg=Stavanger's core is to a large degree 18th and 19th century wooden houses that are protected and considered part of the city's cultural heritage.
29-6_Nikon18.jpg=Monument to the Battle of Hafrsfjord. The three bronze swords stand 10 metres (33 ft) tall and are planted into the rock of a small hill next to the fjord.
28-6_Nikon.jpg=Arsvagen Kro to board another ferry, this time to cross Boknafjorden
29-6_Nikon12.jpg=Stavanger harbour - The Valberg tower (Valbergt�rnet) was constructed from 1850 to 1853 and was the former observation tower of Stavanger
29-6_Nikon.jpg=The Shrimp sculpture, Stavanger harbour
29-6_Stavanger8.jpg=Stavanger Maritime Museum
29-6_Stavanger11.jpg=Norwegian Canning Museum
29-6_Stavanger7.jpg=Stavanger Maritime Museum
29-6_Stavanger20.jpg=Norwegian Canning Museum - Cooker/Smokers preparation table
29-6_Nikon13.jpg=Stavanger harbour - The Valberg tower (Valbergt�rnet) was constructed from 1850 to 1853 and was the former observation tower of Stavanger
29-6_Nikon8.jpg=Stavanger Maritime Museum
29-6_Stavanger28.jpg=18th and 19th century wooden houses
29-6_Stavanger10.jpg=Chr. Bjelland & Co is a company established in Stavanger in 1882 by Christian Bjelland. The company quickly developed into Scandinavia's leading canned factory. Now the Norwegian Canning Museum
29-6_Nikon11.jpg=Stavanger harbour - (called V�gen)
20180628_203501.jpg=Norwegian Canning Museum - Cooker/Smokers
20180628_205713.jpg=18th and 19th century wooden houses
29-6_Stavanger9.jpg=Stavanger Maritime Museum - some very rare phones
29-6_Nikon20.jpg=Monument to the Battle of Hafrsfjord
28-6_ToStavan_Pan05.JPG=Boknafjorden crossing
29-6_Nikon1.jpg=Stavanger domkirke [c1125], the oldest cathedral in Norway.
29-6_Stavanger19.jpg=Norwegian Canning Museum - Cooker/Smokers
29-6_Stavanger5.jpg=Stavanger Maritime Museum
29-6_Stavanger14.jpg=Norwegian Canning Museum
29-6_Stavanger27.jpg=This has caused the town centre and inner city to retain a small-town character with an unusually high ratio of detached houses,[5] and has contributed significantly to spreading the city's population growth to outlying parts of Greater Stavanger.
29-6_Nikon15.jpg=Stavanger harbour - east side
29-6_Nikon6.jpg=Norwegian Canning Museum
DSC_5101.JPG=Monument to the Battle of Hafrsfjord - The Stavanger region was where Norway once became united into one kingdom in the famous Viking battle that took place in Hafrsfjord in 872 AD
29-6_Nikon_Pan06.JPG=Monument to the Battle of Hafrsfjord is located on this popular seaside spot
29-6_Stavanger6.jpg=Stavanger Maritime Museum
29-6_Stavanger26.jpg=Stavanger's core is to a large degree 18th and 19th century wooden houses that are protected and considered part of the city's cultural heritage.
29-6_Stavanger12.jpg=Norwegian Canning Museum - Bundy clocks
29-6_Stavanger13.jpg=The logo of Bjelland, "The man with the fish" together with the company's trademark " King Oscar ", became world-renowned.
29-6_Stavanger25.jpg=18th and 19th century wooden houses
29-6_Nikon7.jpg=Stavanger harbour - (called V�gen)
29-6_Stavanger.jpg=StavangerNorwegian Canning Museum
29-6_Nikon14.jpg=Stavanger harbour - east side
