Pulpit Rock

Pulpit rock is a shear face of towering rock in Norway which took 2.5hours walking to get to along with lots of locals with flags celebrating their constitution day.
The Norwegion constitution was adopted in 1814, amid severe political upheaval in the country. Norway had gained independence from Denmark and entered into a union with Sweden. One of the longest surviving constitutions, it remains a symbol of national identity and pride for Norwegians.