They say you’ve truly settled in to a place when you start to be there in your dreams. I would go along with this to some extent though the subconscious can take us to many weird and wonderful places…

For me, a more realistic mark of one’s assimilation into a new place comes with the sudden realisation that whatever you are doing feels ‘normal’. When you switch to autopilot on the walk to uni, when you automatically say ‘takk’ in place of ‘thanks’ to the cashier, when you can walk through the town centre and greet several passers by…

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Bergen, Norway – Diving trainees should read no further. “You can have tanks and lights,” said Ove Glenjen of Nemo Classic Diving, the diving centre at the marina in Grimstad, a suburb of Bergen on Norway’s fjord coast. “We don’t want to know what you do with them.”

Providing entertainment for tourist divers is not what Nemo does. It rents out and fills compressed-air tanks, offers diving courses, and has standard diving equipment along with just about everything a Norwegian frogman needs for leisure-time fun underwater: boats, scooters, cameras, helmets with intercom systems and harpoons.

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