Lake Mjøsa in Autumn

View from Eiktunet.

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I shut this pic of Lake Mjøsa from Eiktunet this afternoon, the autumn air is so clear. Eiktunet is a small folk museum of my town Gjøvik. Lake Mjøsa is the largest and second deepest lake of Norway, and the fourth deepest of Europe, with 489 meters depth. 

At Eiktunet is a small cafe which is open on Sundays, where you can buy waffles or "rømmegraut", a sour cream porridge which was something one just had for feasts in old days. Here you can get a quite good portion for only 65 N.Kr. (2011). I love it, my Philippine wife not so much. 

This place is just a ten minutes walk from my newly bought house, and I like to walk up here for the view.

In the foreground you can see Hovdetoppen, on the left Helgøya and to the right Skreifjella Mountains.