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May we tempt you?
Norwegian Buhund | viking dog with an ancient history | Norway
May we tempt you?
Facts | what does the name Norway mean?
May we tempt you?
Norwegian Buhund | viking dog with an ancient history | Norway
Skigard is a Norwegian noun that means wooden fence. It is made of split tree trunks, using simple tools. Fence making and mending was a task for early summer.
In the old farming society, nature dictated the flow of the working year. And farmworkers could only leave their jobs on 2 specific days during the year.
Ljå is a Norwegian noun that means a scythe – an old agricultural cutting-tool used when mowing the grass to make hay, or when harvesting the grain crops.
A primstav is an old wooden calendar-stick, marking the days of the year and important events. It splits the year into two equal halves: summer and winter.