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Vi har mange gange kørt fra Tversted strand til Råbjerg mile langs stranden. Dejlig tur. Har desværre ikke 4x4 nu, og savner det veldigt. Vi bor bare 30 minutter fra Tversted, og kører ofte derop. Alle overlanding venner er velkomne her hos os, vi har plads nok til flere biler, og der er altid kaffe på kanden God helg. Mvh Peter.

Same weekend we had to attend a family party in Svedberg, so we had to leave before the ice cream 😪 We headed to the party and found good use of one the land Rover freecamps after that. A cloudy night made a pretty backdrop for a few photos. The Coleman stove is a trusted piece of equipment that never fails to deliver. Wouldn’t be without it.

Work, Work, Work and then more WORK.. We left of at Osdalsveien, or at least at the entrance We where met with toll road entrance that ONLY accepts Norwegian Bank Cards. A phone number for "toll support" that wasn´t answered... After waiting, calling and waiting, calling we finally got through and the friendly man just opened the gate. Found a great spot to eat lunch After lunch and a strange conversation with two huntes about mooses we left and headed for Trysil to stock up on food and water. We had spottede a pretty good camp on the Map, and headed there. It turnede out to be to windy for us to enjoy the evening, so drove back a bit and found a new spot in the map. All though the map did´t show a road google maps did.. so we went for it and boy am i glad we did. Down a narrow lane we hit a "blocked off" part of the lane.. and just around it someone had made a unofficial road which led os across the border into Sweden. Just across the border was an old gravel pit where we could camp for the night and in peace of the strong winds. After a good nights sleep we connected with a couple of friends of ours that we knew where heading north, by pure luck there where 200 km south of us, We decided to meet up in Mora. We checked in to Mora Camping along with the Harley Davidsson nordic meetup 🙃