On this first Scandinavian trip I stopped first at Voss, and then I was planning to go to Sognefjord and then over the Jotunheimen, which is a high range of mountains. But again my travel agent hadn’t told me that the ferries weren’t running in winter – well, it was Easter, actually – and the roads would not open until July. I had tickets, but they weren’t much use. So I had to spend the weekend, as it turned out, in Voss, but enjoyed meeting people at the pensionnat that I was at, and then took a mail boat around the fjord, a narrow fjord into Flåm, which is at the foot of an incredible railway that goes up to the main Bergen line. The Bergen-Oslo railway, which was started at the beginning of the 20^th century and is one of the railways of the world, has a side arm down to one of the fjords, so I went around these incredible fjords and then up through a tunnel which goes a complete 360 turn in the mountain under one river and over another one, waterfalls everywhere, and up to the snowbound, as it still was, Myrdal, where I caught the main train.