on our way further down norway we encountered the "namsen laksakvarium" (which means: "namsen salmon aquarium"). since zombiequeen did not feel too well this day and it was slightly raining i went there alone. this exhibition was mainly about salmon. how to breed them, how to catch them, how to eat them. additionally it showed an artificial salmon-ladder up the river namsen, right next to the water power plant, and the waterfall right afterwards. unfortunately no salmon was hopping up the ladder, but there was a room with a glass window, where one could see them rest at the end of the ladder, preparing for the next hop. at the restaurant there was an open WLAN, so we put some blog entries online. after that we drove on to trondheim. we finally arrived there at about 16:00. parking fees are tremendously high in scandinavia. one hour cost about 13NOK (1.30EUR). but trondheim was worth it. it's a wonderful, lovely, but small town. everything can be reached by foot within a reasonable time. so we left trondheim after a four hour walk, heading on southwards. three hours later we passed by vang, where we entered a viking burial site, with about 800 grave mourns. the first finds age back to the iron age, and the graveyard has been used by many generations. half an hour later we drove on and were searching for a parking place where we could spend the night. we found one next to a river.