Paintings of war

Today we visited an art museum that was about WW2. The place wasn’t big and had quite some nice paintings. We did have some problem getting to it.

We woke up quite late compared to the other days. Had a late lunch at 2 pm and then we left around 4 pm. The drive wasn’t that long. We did have some trouble getting there because there wasn’t a clare sign on where to go, but after a couple min we manged to find the right place to park the car. The place was called “Roseslotte”

The museum started with bunch of portrait paintings from people who had a big impact during the war, but were never recognised for it. They all had a sentence explaining what their occupation followed with what their role were during the war. Further I’m it was more general paintings from the war. It was a lot of information and overall a really good exebition.

After we were done at “Roseslottet” we headed over to the restaurant where we were eating. Ut was on another hilltop and the it’s called “Ekerberg Restaurant”. It’s quite popular for both being good, but also quite expensive.

We got a really nice table with a great view. I had lamb of the day, Nathan had the fish of the day, my mother had shrimp salad on toast and my dad had mussels with bread. Almost everyone was satisfied with their food. Nathan was a bit disappointed with his portion. He got a really small fish filet for the price. The taste was also kind of bland. Thankfully, there was cake at home.

Spent the evening just chilling, eating cake and watching some more TV. Tomorrow Nathan and I are heading to the technology and science museum.