It's rural

Yesterday I started on my new route after having a few weeks off work. It's tough to start again!
I went from a pretty urban route between Dammen and Asker, busy traffic and stress, to a more rural route between Drammen to a small village in rural Skoger, a part of Drammen municipality. It was very nice, less traffic, no stress, nice people etc. One old woman asked if I could stop by her mailbox instead of the designated bus stop. Of course I did. This reminds me of bus driving in the Faroe Islands, where I dropped old ladies of at their gate etc. Talking about the Faroe Islands, I had one passenger that used the bus pretty regularly, and guess what! She now live in Norway, and in this particular village, so I got her back as a passenger in a different country. How cool is that!

[bkb in the city]

Very nice rural scene

[moni kozi]

Very nice scene! And it's good when work is less stressful. As for the coincidence... that's cool. Did she recognize you?

[LManning (Laura)]

Beautiful layers and colours.

[Helge E. Storheim]

Flott landskap. Av og til savner jeg litt sånt landskap. Det blit ofte for bratt her på vestlandet :-) Morsom historie med passasjeren fra Færøyene

[Ole Kristian Valle]

Thanks @bkbinthecity @ljmanning

[Ole Kristian Valle]

Thanks @monikozi Sure she did. We have been active in the Norwegian club in the Faroe Islands for many years. I know all her children, and drove them to school every day.I know her ex husband and his parents etc.

[Ole Kristian Valle]

@helstor365 Ja det er forskjell på landskapet, men jeg liker også det vestlandske landskapet godt. Ja, det var litt spesielt med passasjeren fra Færøyene. Vi har hatt god kontakt gjennom mange år via den Færøysk-Norske foreningen. Vi var i 17. mai komite sammen en gang, hvor 75% av komiteen var fra Drammen, og 25% fra Bergen :)