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Norwegian Bunad Jewellery by K.E. Sando

The Bunad with molded wool, embroidered cuffs and silver stitching is still not complete without its silverwork.

Polar Bear Tomb

I never thought a tombstone would make me smile and say ‘how cute!’  But you just can’t help yourself when you see one like this.  It is even in 3D.  I think it is a wonderful idea to have something such as this carved on your tombstone that represents your life.  A site like this [...]

Kristiansten Fortress

The Kristiansten Fortress is in Trondheim over looking the city.  Built in the early 1680s, it was strategically placed on the east hill to protect the city from inland attacks, especially from the Swedes.  In the Great Northern War, the fortress achieved it’s purpose in 1718.  Just its mer presence deterred the Swedes. Karl VII [...]

Roosevelt Monument in Oslo

The Franklin Roosevelt monument is on the south end of the corso by the docklands in Oslo city.  I thought it rather odd on discovering it.  Why the hec is there a huge American President carved in stone sitting on one of Oslo’s prime real estates – on the high ground over looking the Nobel [...]

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