I was in Trondheim, Norway, this summer, as a visiting scholar in the Department of Sociology and Political Science, NTNU (Norwegian University of Science and Technology). It was a great honor to be in such a captivating city, and it was an intellectually inspiring setting. I completed a research project and had many views of Nidaros Catherdral, dating from the 12th century, the largest in Scandinavia. This view is from the Bakklandet, heading down into the old waterfront warehouse district which has been re-created into a nice walking, dining, and shopping area. Trondheim is rather hilly! But that doesn't deter the residents from walking and cycling, which they do with great enthusiasm!
# posted by Ross Burkhart @ 3:49 PM
I was in Trondheim, Norway, this summer, as a visiting scholar in the Department of Sociology and Political Science, NTNU (Norwegian University of Science and Technology). It was a great honor to be in such a captivating city, and it was an intellectually inspiring setting. I completed a research project and had many views of Nidaros Catherdral, dating from the 12th century, the largest in Scandinavia. This view is from the Bakklandet, heading down into the old waterfront warehouse district which has been re-created into a nice walking, dining, and shopping area. Trondheim is rather hilly! But that doesn't deter the residents from walking and cycling, which they do with great enthusiasm!