Progress at the Expo

Good afternoon to everyone!
Today was the second day we were able to spend some time at the expo site. Yesterday was the first day our security passes gave us access to the site, and I have to admit I am thoroughly impressed. Many of the buildings are not really close to being finished, but for the most part the buildings are erect and there is just the "small" matter of design, lighting, electricity, painting and anything else that can fall under the umbrella category of interior design to be completed. I am quite sure everyone will finish on time non the less. After walking through the expo site there are a few pavilions that have already made an imprint in my mind. England with its cactus-like structure, the Netherlands with its mini-town, and Spain with its eclectic wooden-sheet building are some of the first pavilions I want to take a look at and tell you about.

Of course I have to be a good Norwegian guide and promote my own pavilion. It is BEAUTIFUL. Some words that come to mind are clean, pure, Norwegian, creative and representative. There are so many details the architects and the designers have thought of. I will not go into too much detail at this point in time as I am not entirely sure what is confidential and what is not, but I assure you, when the doors open I will definitely go through the Norwegian pavilion in detail. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask. We will try to give you as accurate of an answer as we can.

Trine:)