Young women.
Men.
A few simple lines translated into iron.
I have loved these gates since I was a little girl.
Photographs: My daughter-in-law and/or my son
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A blog about living in Norway after living nearly four decades abroad
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- The First Snow
- Trying to run away from your debt in 1887
- The Weekend Storm
- Summertime. Wintertime. Daylight Saving Time.
- Just autumn
- Norgesglass
- A Lesson from my Mother: Tyttebærsyltetøy
- Icelandic filmmaker Baltasar Kormákur
- Finding Your Biological Mother on Facebook
- Autumn near Amfi
- Another Prayer
- Gudes gate, Moss
- Lesson from my Grandfather: Repair your own Shoes
- Prinsens gate, Moss
- Present owner, past owner
- Joke: A successful divorce
- The Vigeland Sculpture Park: Sinnataggen
- The Vigeland Sculpture Park: Inner Gates, around t...
- Vigeland Sculpture Park in Oslo: One of the Main E...
- A Clear Moment
- A Lesson from my Swedish Grandmother: Only Men Can...
- Four season, two seasons
- Quote I want to believe in
- Amazing - a Swedish village in the Ukraine
- What really happened?
- Being protected from the rain
- A farm in Western Norway
- Lesson from my mother: Finding mushrooms in the fo...
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