Bridge to Nowhere, Norway

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Here is a scary bridge (Mjømnesund Bridge) on highway 4 in Gulen commune, Sogn og Fjordane, Norway with high gradient, which gives an eerie feeling that the bridge is leading nowhere and if the traveller doesn't stop he/she will drop down in the cold waters below.

Image from Wikimedia Commons is by Jabald.

This bridge is not to be confused with another more famous and scarier "Bridge to Nowhere" on the Atlantic Road, Norway.

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Red Rocket Shaped Building, Røst (Rost) Island, Norway

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While roaming the streets of Røst (Rost) Island, Lofoten Islands, Norway, I came across this red rocket shaped structure. I couldn't find any info about it. As it is located in a cemetery it could be a church.

Edit Note: April 12, 2012

As per research done by Noisette, who is a Google Earth addict (like me), volunteer moderator on the Google Earth Community and top contributor on the Google Earth help forum, the red cone is the spire of an old Røst Church (built around 1825) which was blown down by a hurricane in January 1835. The spire survived and is installed in the cemetery. It is now a reliable navigation point for ships off the coast. Source: gonorway.no

Credits: Thank you Noisette for finding the info source.

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North Cape - Northernmost Point Of Europe

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North Cape Hall (Nordkapphallen) the tourist centre cum exhibition hall at Nordkapp, Norway, which is the northernmost tip of Europe, often called the final frontier at the arctic sea.

Source of info: nordkapp.no