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Jeg vil lære mer om friluftsliv i Norge!!!

friluftsliv: det å være ute, særlig i skog og mark, for å kople av og mosjonere

image from www.folkhogskole.no

If you have love of the outdoors and a passion for experiencing nature (and are 18 or…

Posted in Folkehøgskoler, Nature, News, Sports & Outdoor Activity |

Pakkeliste til en sommertur

If you are planning to enjoy nature this summer, it is important to know what to pack.  Don’t forget that weather can change quickly and dramatically especially if you are in the mountains. Just because it’s summer doesn’t need you…

Posted in Nature, News, Sports & Outdoor Activity, språk på søndag |

Made from nature with love

While it is super important to go out and enjoy nature, it is also great to bring nature indoors.  There are so many ways to use nature to make great things…here are just a few:

    Bookshelf Terrarium (from marthastewart.com)

Posted in Crafts & Folk Art, Nature, News, Recipes |

et tre er et tre er et tre

alm – elm

1 tre (one tree)…2 trær (two trees)

bjørk – birch

Gratulerer med dagen

Gratulerer med dagen Kronprinsesse Mette-Marit!

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Ut i det fri

Nordmenn liker å være ut i det fri and that is evidenced by the amount of national parks in Norway.

Sunset at Dovrefjell, Norway from www.visitnorway.com

There are a staggering 32 national parks in Norway plus…

Posted in Nature, News, Travel |

Den Norske Opera og Ballett

On Saturday, August 14th, den norske opera og ballett set up a floating and stage and put on a free concert. Hundreds of people came and sat on the roof of the opera house while the opera…

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Hva i verden?

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Mat i det fri

Just because you are outdoors doesn’t mean that you can’t eat well.

Ved bålet

Here are some examples of good, healthy, outdoor food:

  • Bannock

2 to 3 cups flour
1 to 2 Tbsp…

Posted in Nature, News, Recipes |

Ta en tur

Nordmenn liker å gå på tur…but what type of tur?  Generally gå på tur means going for a walk, but there are lots of other types of tur too.  Here are some examples:

gå på tur

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