This technique is called Hardangersoem in Norwegian, implying it comes from Hardanger in the western part of Norway. It seems to more international :-)
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- Hallelujah by Leonard Cohen
- What to See
- Quotes for thinking
- Another quote that feels right
- The Sky in Warszawa
- Another theme of my visit to Poland
- Blue berries in the Bolimow forest
- Bolimow - German Military Cemetery from WWI
- Halin in Bolimow - inside
- A weekend in Halin near Bolimow
- Bogdan's new house
- A Ukrainian cerkiew in Poland
- Tarnow: An Auschwitz Memorial for Poles
- Tarnow: The Ethnographic Museum
- Tarnow - the Ethnographic Museum
- Two cats in the cemetery in Wroclaw
- Andrychow and Wroclaw
- A helpful young man
- Raclawicka Panorama from Lwow to Wroclaw
- Lwow in Wroclaw
- Intercity train from Warszawa to Wroclaw
- 1-week Polish Railway Pass
- Norwegian.no going to Poland
- Norwegian.no
- The Ideal World of a Traveler
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