Day 9 - heading south across the Arctic Circle
The weather was fine on this day, there wasn't much sunshine, but also relatively little rain. The route is amazingly beautiful, with lots of curves, tunnels, and breathtaking...

Published: 10.07.2017
The weather on Sunday was mostly okay, although there was continuous rain from 9:00 to 11:00 in the morning. After that, it stayed dry with occasional sunshine. According to the weather forecast, there would have been more rain on the coast.
I continued to follow the E6 road (and briefly the road 3) towards Oslo. The route was relatively uninteresting, with long straight stretches through the countryside. Today, I covered approximately 750km.
By around 21:00, I reached Oslo. There is a campsite on a hill from which you can see the whole city. However, I was ripped off at the campsite. According to their website, a spot for a motorcycle + tent costs 200NOK (about 22 Euros), which would have been fair. However, I was charged 330NOK for a spot for a car + tent, which is almost 40 Euros! When I asked about it, I was told that it didn't matter whether it was a car or a motorcycle... Let's see if I can still achieve something with a complaint email or similar.
Since the weather is expected to be very rainy for the next few days, I will head south towards Hirtshals, Denmark, on Tuesday at 06:45. From there, it's about 1300km to Amaliendorf, so I should be back home on either Wednesday or Thursday.
The route in the picture is what I drove in the last two days. I spent the night on Saturday at Sunday about 200km before Trondheim.
Today's expenses:
€60 for gasoline
€15 for food
€40 for the campsite
PS: I'm currently too lazy to evaluate the photos from the GoPro, so there are only a few photos from my phone in the blog. The remaining photos/videos can be viewed at home.