On one hand you have the Unesco world heritage site,
Geiranger fjord and on the other, an outstanding US tv series set in
Albuquerque, New Mexico, “Breaking Bad” (“BB”). A chemistry teacher, Walter
White turns “Meth cook” after being diagnosed with terminal lung cancer in
order to pay for the best treatments and provide for his family’s future after
his death.
How can one start comparing probably one of the most
beautiful fjords in the world with one of the best TV dramas one would ask?
Well, I can’t and shouldn’t really, but like a lot of our friends back home,
you can’t help, but be engrossed and feel embroiled in Walter’s life and his family.
Your heart pumping and pondering as his story gets more and more complex
episodes after episodes, seasons after seasons. Addicted we were and watched
three episodes in a row!
We did see the fjord by the way. It was an amazing site, but
as we’d already driven passed and followed coastal roads along numerous Norwegian
fjords across the country, and had done a lot of hiking and cycling getting our
hearts racing such as watching BB does, somehow slowly cruising on an 18km-long
fjord from Geiranger to Hellsylt, one hour there and back felt quite sleepy. So
much so that Jamie did fall asleep in the lounge.
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| Geiranger fjord, Unesco world heritage site |
Part of me wanted to wake him up as it’s not
everyday one would get the chance to do such a boat ride on a Unesco world
heritage site, but no he needed rest and looked so peaceful and still like the
water we were cruising on.
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