We stopped in a could of pleasant but unspectacular islands, the headed up NorangFjord, through the "Norwegian Alps"
Notice the long power cable cutting across the photo. The Norwegians have taken power to pretty much everywhere we saw, obviously at considerable expense, to serve just a few people in some cases.
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One farmer we met is the 7th generation on his small farm, but he related that his family were grown up and had moved to the city, for better income. Although the location is beautiful, it is hard to imagine that anyone can make a modern middle-income from such small farms, whereas Norwegian industry has lots of opportunity for educated youngsters.
We
tied up in Oye, at the head of NorangFjord for a couple of days. There
is a tiny village, a few farms, and a beautiful old hotel. The latter
was too expensive for us to eat at, so we had our usual cocktail hour and
meal on board 
The trail is good but brutally steep, needing hands in many places. We did get some good views.
Milvina is at the dock in bottom centre of the photo on the left.
The shot below was taken for about 2/3 way up Slogan
Our final stop in Norway was in Alesund, (below) which is by far the largest town we visited in Norway.
The town is charming, with a good range of the usual tourist attractions, and a much better range of food shopping than the small towns we had visited.
It is on several islands, with some yacht docks in the middle.
Docks are very much "downtown". Our mast is just visible above the left hand tree.