Isn't it fantastic to see what seamen can
or at least could create?
These two I saw at the Maritime Museum in
Horten, on the opposite side of the Oslofjord
from Moss.
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1 comment:
Those are awesome indeed. Very long hours making those I bet. I have seen carvings sailors did but never the rope art. Very cool. Thanks for sharing the beauty.
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