The walls of Oscarsborg Fortress swing to the right

The walls of Oscarsborg Fortress curve to the right, as if they lead into a history preserved in stone and brick. One wall, rough and massive, is built of gray stone blocks that bear the marks of time – a fortress against the ravages of time. The other, of red brick, has a softer, yet unwavering character, with arched window openings that testify to a bygone era.
 Together they form a corridor of history, a walkway between past and present. The sun casts its light on the rough surfaces, highlighting every crack, every joint, like a memory of the hands that once laid stone upon stone. The road curves away from view, alluring, as if it hides a secret around the next bend.
 The walls of Oscarsborg still stand – a guardian of history, an architectural symphony of strength and endurance, where stone and brick whisper of a time when the fortress was life's dividing line between safety and danger.