Sverd i fjell is a commemorative monument located in the Hafrsfjord neighborhood of Madla. The monument was created by sculptor Fritz Røed from Bryne and was unveiled by King Olav V of Norway in 1983
Heorot Hall “The men did not dally; they strode inland in a group Until they were able to discern the timbered hall, Splendid and ornamented with gold. The building in which that powerful man...
Fossa Waterfall is the most famous and tallest waterfall in the Faroe Islands. It is free to park, enter, hike and take pictures.
The ultimate 10 day guide to Iceland! Hi friends! We just got back from our 10 day, Ring Road trip around Iceland and it was phenomenal. We did a lot of research before we made the trip, pulling resources from friends, blogs, and the internet. We decided to go during a shoulder season to
Mølstertunet ligger högt på en brant ovanför Voss. Gården består av ett 16-tal byggnader från 1500 till 1880-tal. 1927 sålde Arnfinn Mølster (som var den siste bebyggaren) gården till Voss Folkemuseum. Som mest levde här ett 30-tal människor... Det mesta av interiören är helt intakt. Nära omgivning... Finnesloftet Finnesloftet är byggt någon gång under 1200-talet och är en unik byggnad så tillvida att nedervåningen är timrad, medans övervåningen består av stavverk. Förvaltas sedan 1891 av fortidsminnesforeningen.
Released in 2021, on Vinyl and on label (19439724711). Wardruna — Kvitravn. Genre: Electronic, Folk, World, & Country. Style: Ambient, Neofolk, Nordic
"An idis (Old Saxon, plural idisi) is a divine female being. Idis is cognate to Old High German itis and Old English ides, meaning '...
See en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Þjóðveldisbærinn_Stöng See my other Iceland images at flic.kr/s/aHsjGvArkL
Søger du inspiration til en nybygget murstensvilla med moderne detaljer. Man kan godt kombinere traditionelle byggemetoder med moderne indretning. Se mere her.
ISTVÁNFI GYULA műegyetemi pr. em.A magyar falu építészeti hagyománya RÖPIRAT(Első rész) Vi...
Birka, on the island of Björkö, was the hub of the wealthy area around Lake Mälaren during the Viking era. It was established as a trading post in the 8th century and became an important international port for visitors from near and far. Birka was part of a global commercial network. Arabic silver and Russian pearls were traded for iron or skins. The plentiful archaeological findings tell a story of a society with a distinct hierarchy and inequalities between both the classes and sexes. Merchants, artisans and farmers were all part of Birka's population, which was ruled by the King's representative when the King was absent. When I visit the isle there was a Vikingmarket with lots of handycraft
Main article: Locations (Skyrim) Dragonsreach is Whiterun's keep in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. It was constructed in the ornate wooden style of the great Nord longhouses of ancient days. Visually and politically, it is very much the focal point of the entire city itself and perhaps even Skyrim as a whole. As is true of the keeps in other cities, Dragonsreach serves many important functions. As the seat of government in Whiterun, Balgruuf the Greater resides here as its ruler. Dragonsreach is s
I want to show you, travellers in my country, our old architectural heritage - the turf houses of Iceland, which are a passion of mine. I am often asked where the turf
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Leveld Art Centre is based on the history of Leveld. From the 1930s about 20 artists stayed in Leveld to paint. Thor Bøhn and Gøsta Munsterhielm were amongst the first ones and many followed: Karl Høgberg, Kaare Wildhagen, Fridtjof Smith-Hald d.y., Alvhild Bratt, Hetty Gleditsch, Pelle Roll Thommesen and Alf Jørgen Aas. They stayed in the farms and became a part of the community. Many of them were from the anthroposophical community inspired by the colour theory of Goethe. These artists have given Hallingdal a place in Norwegian art-history according to Nils Ellingsgard: “Billetkunsten I Hallingdal.” Agnar Mykle and Jens Bjørneboe were amongst the authors. Both had a summer residence in Leveld. Bjørneboe bought the log-house which he used extensively in the 1950s for work and holidays. His biographer Tore Rem says: “I think it is impossible to understand how Bjørneboe developed and worked as an author without knowing of these summers in Leveld.” Gulle Brun and Signe Seim were both poets in Leveld . Signe Seim wrote the poem “It had to be here”, while she was a teacher at Leveld school. Leveld Art Centre wishes to carry this history on according to the present. From the website: kunstnartun.no/ Video: vimeo.com/27807822 Video about Knut Bry, who made all the photo of empty stores on empty barns, the summer exhibition in Leveld and what you see here on most of the photos: www.youtube.com/watch?v=KGuFCdAL2BM There is one photo with a text. There are several houses with texts, which are quotes from Jens Bjørneboe, who was a poet, and a Waldorf school teacher. Waldorf schools are based on Rudolf Steiner's anthroposophy. More about Steiner: visit my community plus.google.com/u/0/communities/104154925774518901909
The small Lutheran country church in Miðdalur in S-Iceland was built in 1869. It seats 50 persons.
Leveld Art Centre is based on the history of Leveld. From the 1930s about 20 artists stayed in Leveld to paint. Thor Bøhn and Gøsta Munsterhielm were amongst the first ones and many followed: Karl Høgberg, Kaare Wildhagen, Fridtjof Smith-Hald d.y., Alvhild Bratt, Hetty Gleditsch, Pelle Roll Thommesen and Alf Jørgen Aas. They stayed in the farms and became a part of the community. Many of them were from the anthroposophical community inspired by the colour theory of Goethe. These artists have given Hallingdal a place in Norwegian art-history according to Nils Ellingsgard: “Billetkunsten I Hallingdal.” Agnar Mykle and Jens Bjørneboe were amongst the authors. Both had a summer residence in Leveld. Bjørneboe bought the log-house which he used extensively in the 1950s for work and holidays. His biographer Tore Rem says: “I think it is impossible to understand how Bjørneboe developed and worked as an author without knowing of these summers in Leveld.” Gulle Brun and Signe Seim were both poets in Leveld . Signe Seim wrote the poem “It had to be here”, while she was a teacher at Leveld school. Leveld Art Centre wishes to carry this history on according to the present. From the website: kunstnartun.no/ Video: vimeo.com/27807822 Video about Knut Bry, who made all the photo of empty stores on empty barns, the summer exhibition in Leveld and what you see here on most of the photos: www.youtube.com/watch?v=KGuFCdAL2BM There is one photo with a text. There are several houses with texts, which are quotes from Jens Bjørneboe, who was a poet, and a Waldorf school teacher. Waldorf schools are based on Rudolf Steiner's anthroposophy. More about Steiner: visit my community plus.google.com/u/0/communities/104154925774518901909
