
58 bronze sculptures on granite parapets (1926-1933) stand on either side of the Bridge portraying people of widely differing ages, although there is less emphasis on old age than others in the park. Many characteristic representations of children are noticeable.
Sandya, in the background are the sculptures of people in different ages.
The circle being a well-known symbol of eternity, the sculpture indicates the constant attraction and love between the sexes or a figurative version of the Eastern symbol of "Yin and Yang."
THE FOUNTAIN
The Fountain is the earliest sculpture unit in the park. In the center of the basin, six giants hold the large saucer-shaped vessel aloft and from it a curtain of water spills down around them. The men, representing different ages, may be interpreted as toiling with the burden of life and the effort expended in lifting the heavy vessel varies.
The fountain and if you look closely you can see a rainbow..its not illusion, it was there for real. At the back is the monolith.
My dad and me
The column, 14.12 meters (46 feet) high carved out of a single block of stone, consists of 121 figures. Modeled by Vigeland in the years 1924-25, it took three stone carvers from 1929 to 1943 to complete the Monolith, just shortly before Vigeland died.The column is completely covered by human figures in relief, singly or in groups.
I look like a pink speck amongst all the greyness. *hmm*
Cant believe that sandya posing!!! , Surrounding the Monolith are 36 groups in granite depicting the cycle of life. Every sculpture includes at least two figures depicting Man in a variety of typical human situations and relationships.
THE WHEEL OF LIFE
Wheel of life. it basically represents the eternal circle.
Among the other places in oslo that we saw was :
My dad standing infront of the residence of the royal family
Sandya and dad at city hall.

Giant naked lady and premi at city hall.
Welcome to OSLO!!!, i like this picture.

I love the flowers, theyre so beautiful

Isnt it beautiful, im talking about the flowers *hehe*
Overall, oslo is a beautiful country, its full of radiance and it has a good public transportation system. I had a good time and it was a good start for a 12 day cruise.
















My family on board the jewel of the seas.
this picture was taken from a castle in norway, we were docked very near town (walking distance)
A view of the ship taken from port of talinn. It was the nicest port among all the countries.
A different view of the ship.
The swimming pool and the sky bar (right)
The mini golf course
the rock climbing wall. Well i did try to climb it but sadly didnt make it to the top. *laugh all u want *..sadly i dont have the upper body strength *boo hoo*
The centrum where the glass elevators are. there are 13 floors in the cruise.


mum, aunty and me having pub lunch after shopping *whee*
the work of bonnie (aunt) and clyde (uncle), me covered with about 800 pounds (its no monopoloy money people its real.
can u spot the 3 cheeky little monkey's, love them loads
my cousin bro luxshan (left) and diviya