The Night Train to Bergen
Sleep Stories for Adults – A Calm Bedtime Journey Through Norway
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AI Voice Maria Sleepwell
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Settle into your berth and let the night train carry you across Norway. The Night Train to Bergen is a calm bedtime journey for adults who like to end the day with a quiet voice and a gentle story. These sleep stories for adults ask nothing of you except to lie back and listen.
The train leaves Oslo late in the evening, with rain on the window and the city lights sliding by. Hour by hour it follows the Bergen Railway into the mountains: up the Hallingdal valley beside its river, through the first snow at Geilo, across the white plateau of the Hardangervidda to Finse, the highest station on the line. Then the track runs downhill again, through tunnels and along the fjords, until the first grey light reaches the harbour of Bergen.
Five relaxing chapters, each about half an hour long and complete in itself, so you can step aboard anywhere. Every chapter begins with a slow arrival in your cosy compartment and ends in a still, quiet picture. In between you will hear about real places, old stations, stave churches and the people who built this railway, told slowly and warmly, with no music and no sound effects.
These are bedtime stories for adults who love trains, Norway and slow travel, and for anyone who wants a gentle way to close the evening. Pull up the duvet, listen to the wheels on the rails, and enjoy the train journey.
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