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| Vigeland Scuplture Park - features 212 bronze and granite sculptures created by Gustav Vigeland. |  | 
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| I wanted to know the story behind every sculpture...this one makes me wonder what they are protecting the crowd from? |  | 
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| At the highest point in the park lies the parks most popular attraction, The Monolith. |  | |  | 
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| Fancy gate |  | 
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| The Monolith towers 14.12 meters (46.32 ft.) high and is comprised of 121 human figures rising toward heaven.  |  | 
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| Most of the statues depict people engaging in various typically human pursuits, such as running, wrestling, dancing, hugging, holding hands and so on. |  | |  | 
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| I loved this place very much, seeing so many human emotions and actions was just so neat. Very thought-provoking. |  |  | 
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| This is how Vinny kisses me...awww ;) |  | |  | 
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| Peek-a-boo |  | |  | 
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| How can you NOT want to know the story?? |  | 
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| The wheel of life, depicting four people and a baby; it is a symbol of eternity, man’s journey from the cradle to the grave. |  | |  | 
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| Notice the "free-spirit" person washing up...lol |  | 
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| 58 of the park's sculptures reside along the Bridge, 328 ft. long, 49 ft. wide connection between the Main Gate and the Fountain. |  | |  | 
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| One of the more popular statues, Sinnataggen or, “the Little Angry Boy”.  |  | 
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| Good impression, if I do say so myself ;) |  | |  | 
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| YMCA |  |  |  | |  | 
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| Sculpture of the sculpture, and a gift shop where you can buy $10 bottles of water :) |  | 
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| Wow. IF those are coming back in style, I'm screwed. Stonewash , skinny, and high waist? Let's not. |  | |  | 
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| Sculpture near the harbor, family is very treasured and honored in Norway |  | 
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| Another harbor statue |  | 
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| Waiting for the ferry to take us to the viking museum...notice the jellyfish infested water!! EEK! |  | |  | 
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| Viking Museum |  |  |  | |  | 
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| Vinny explaining to me that vikings didn't use compasses... |  | |  | 
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| You might be able to see the Olympic Ski jump on the mountainside if you click to enlarge...built in 1939, used in 1952 Olympics |  | 
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| Trolls are big here....I dont really get it, or care but they were everywhere. |  | |  | 
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| The bottles were weird, the little ring thing came off with the lid, I thought I was doing something wrong until it happened 5 or 6 times. :) |  | |  | 
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| Sex and the City was premiering the weekend we were here, I got to see a poster in almost every country! |  | 
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| Vinny's kabobs! |  | 
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| Wow. Outdoor urinals at the harbor! |  | |  | 
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| Town hall from the ferry |  | 
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