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Tavonga:
October 6th, 2013 at 11:10 am
Frognerparken was one of my favorite pleacs growing up. In the summer, I spent a lot of time at The Fountain playing in the water and running up and down the steps. By far, the most profound experience for me was standing at the foot of The Monolith. It is larger than life and so very beautiful. Such intricate detail with the images of the people embracing and woven together. At sunset, light and shadow merge and it’s as if The Monolith comes alive. Absolutely breathtaking…..No trip to Frognerparken is complete without a visit with Sinnataggen. He is irresistable and such a cutey! Every time I went by Sinnataggen I had to make a face back at him. I just had to. In the wintertime, he sports a little cropping of “white hair” on his head, too. And you know, he looks so so real.I really hope you get to fulfill your dream of visiting Vigeland some day. You’ll never forget it.
October 6th, 2013 at 11:10 am
Frognerparken was one of my favorite pleacs growing up. In the summer, I spent a lot of time at The Fountain playing in the water and running up and down the steps. By far, the most profound experience for me was standing at the foot of The Monolith. It is larger than life and so very beautiful. Such intricate detail with the images of the people embracing and woven together. At sunset, light and shadow merge and it’s as if The Monolith comes alive. Absolutely breathtaking…..No trip to Frognerparken is complete without a visit with Sinnataggen. He is irresistable and such a cutey! Every time I went by Sinnataggen I had to make a face back at him. I just had to. In the wintertime, he sports a little cropping of “white hair” on his head, too. And you know, he looks so so real.I really hope you get to fulfill your dream of visiting Vigeland some day. You’ll never forget it.