There are certain places in Norway that have special appeal to me. Invariably they do not feature in guide books or have the stunning vistas. Usually they are small places that I have come across by chance and just seem to fit my mood. One of these is Mariero just outside of Stavanger. Found by aimless wandering. The contrast between old station building and the rather superior 'bus shelter 'design of the rationalised station, allied with the waterside setting, meant it went straight onto the list of places to spend a quiet hour or so in contemplation and to think nice things of the world. First found in 1997 these pictures taken June 2006.
There are certain places in Norway that have special appeal to me. Invariably they do not feature in guide books or have the stunning vistas. Usually they are small places that I have come across by chance and just seem to fit my mood. One of these is Mariero just outside of Stavanger. Found by aimless wandering. The contrast between old station building and the rather superior 'bus shelter 'design of the rationalised station, allied with the waterside setting, meant it went straight onto the list of places to spend a quiet hour or so in contemplation and to think nice things of the world. First found in 1997 these pictures taken June 2006.
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