T. Harv Eker narrates a travel segment filmed at Stollheim, a popular viewpoint in Norway, describing the nearby hotel/restaurant, snowy mountains, a river with whitewater rapids, visible hairpin bus turns, and a large waterfall. He explains that the main fjord lies below the waterfall and that the group will drive down to board a ferry to travel through the fjord.
Okay, so we're at one of the most popular viewpoints of all of Norway. It's called Stollheim. And there's a little hotel here with a restaurant that we just had some lunch in, which is really cool, actually. The food was fantastic. They had salmon burgers and lamb burgers and all kinds of things. But this is what everyone's here for, is this incredible view, as you can see, of the mountains with snow on them still. And there's a river down here with whitewater rapids. Huge farm. Not sure if you can see down there. And you can see the hairpin turns that the buses have to make. We've been watching several buses come down, and they go like a quarter mile an hour sometimes, especially down there, it's like two or three of them just waiting to go, and it's really wild to watch. Look at that turn over there. It's crazy. Then, of course, down here, hopefully you can see there's a huge waterfall just crashing down in the middle of that valley down there. Really, really beautiful. Now, here's the interesting thing, is that the fjord, the main fjord that we're going to, which is the crack in the earth at the saltwater that the ocean comes to, is just at the bottom of that waterfall. So we'll be driving all the way down there, and we're going to get on a ferry and we're going to go through this fjord. All right, see you soon.
