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         		 Oblivion, forgetfulness: by etule, Views[403]
     
    Border-Infinite: by etule, Views[396]
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         		 Presence-Absence: by etule, Views[382]
         		 Life-Death : by etule, Views[349]
         		 Lofoten: by lofoten, Views[354]
     
    Lofoten Landsscape: by lofoten, Views[356]
         		 Lofoten's sea: by lofoten, Views[341]
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         		 Serenity: Self Portrait: by mooki, Views[326]
     
    A Euphoric Escape: by mooki, Views[335]
         		 Exalted : by mooki, Views[255]
         		 Serenity: by mooki, Views[242]
         		 A Euphoric Escape: by mooki, Views[214]
         		 NORTH CAPE, NORWAY- The Midnight Sun during summer at Nordkapp: by jelvins_journal, Views[1012]
     
    NORTH CAPE, NORWAY- Norwegian Cabins and their reindeer cattle: by jelvins_journal, Views[508]
         		 NORTH CAPE, NORWAY- Norwegian Cabins along the Fjords: by jelvins_journal, Views[442]
         		 NORTH CAPE, NORWAY- Mountain road along E69 towards NordKapp: by jelvins_journal, Views[1233]
         		 NORTH CAPE, NORWAY- E69 - Road to the Northern Most Point of Europe: by jelvins_journal, Views[1307]
         		 The Reddal canal created in the 19th century to make room for farming in the inlands, as well used to transfer timber down to the coast. Now it’s a popular swimming and bathing spot for teenagers, as it offers cliffs they can jump from, up to 12 meters.: by eirikantonsen, Views[545]
     
    A private collection of tools and equipment used to create the various ships in Grimstad. The unique collection has been collected for over 80 years. And it is today owned by the shipping family, Bergshaven, which have always had a strong presence in the city. : by eirikantonsen, Views[703]
         		 The old ship factory, today known as “the Name shed” by the locals still stands there today. It proudly shows names of ships that were created at this location. The yellow building is today a public museum, while the red is privately owned by one of the old shipping families still living in Grimstad.: by eirikantonsen, Views[1126]
         		 The Coast of Grimstad is filled with small islands where fishers used to live, and still do to this day. The Hesnes Canal was built to give the fishermen a safe passage into the city when they had to sell their catch. : by eirikantonsen, Views[1007]
         		 Grimstad is a little city along the southern coast of Norway. The history about this place is tightly connected to the life at sea and how people have adjusted to life at the coast. Being one of Scandinavia’s biggest shipbuilders throughout history and the creator of the first plastic boat, Grimstad’s history is unique.: by eirikantonsen, Views[899]
         		 An amazing view of Tempelfjorden.: by libbyhadrill, Views[348]
     
    An Arctic Fox cub with its deep brown summer fur coat.: by libbyhadrill, Views[533]
         		 Stunning topography of the landscape which is visible in the summer months.: by libbyhadrill, Views[437]
         		 Tromsø - Norway: by , Views[245]
         		 The way of the glacier: by sabinapensek, Views[548]
         		 Paralleled: by sabinapensek, Views[524]
     
    Over the edge: by sabinapensek, Views[542]
         		 Stranded decay: by sabinapensek, Views[583]
         		 Kaleidoscope moss stones: by sabinapensek, Views[606]
         		 Quite an unusual moon-halo right? The lights we see on the Northern Hemisphere are called Aurora Borealis, whereas the ones we see on the Southern Hemisphere are called Aurora Australis.: by aurorahunt, Views[1282]
         		 The Aurora shape surrounding the mountains and horizon, such a beautiful display that we may even forget about the temperature of -13 Celsius. Skibotn/Norway : by aurorahunt, Views[925]
     
    Maybe a heart shape? We can see countless shapes while Aurora-gazing! It truly is an unearthly experience to witness the Northern Lights. Skibotn/Norway: by aurorahunt, Views[883]
         		 Some people say that the moon hides the Aurora or even avoids it. Not in this case, where the Aurora is strong, and the light from the moon only enhances the sight of the Tricky Lady. Skibotn/Norway: by aurorahunt, Views[555]
         		 Palma!: by andreschlegelbc, Views[284]
         		 Pisa: by andreschlegelbc, Views[358]
         		 palma de mallorca!: by andreschlegelbc, Views[314]
     
    The Pantheon!: by andreschlegelbc, Views[347]
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         		 A day in Trondheim finished with dancing and listening to good music. I felt like the whole world with many people from different nationalities were dancing together in this place, with peace and friendship!: by thephotodiary, Views[435]
         		 We went on a ski day at the end of the festival. Norway is famous for snow and skiing is the national sport of this country. This time was the time for Trondheim people to show off their skills to the rest of the world.: by thephotodiary, Views[508]
         		 Tarjei, another workshop leader tried my
     
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