-
about 4,000 Dole
Gudbrandsdals are registered, with
around 175 new
foals added annually. When
originally developed, Dole
Gudbrandsdals were used as pack...
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parts from
older churches. The
Black Plague reduced the po****tion in
Gudbrandsdal by 50 to 70%
during 1349 to 1350. Saksum, Brekkom, Skåbo,
Venabygd and...
- Nord-
Gudbrandsdal Deanery is a
deanery within the
Diocese of
Hamar in the
Church of Norway. This
deanery covers several muni****lities in the northwestern...
- the
ancient part of Oslo and
heads north along the lake Mjøsa, up the
Gudbrandsdal valley, over the
Dovrefjell mountains, and down the
Oppdal and Gauldalen...
- Vågåmo. It is the
church for the Vågå
parish which is part of the Nord-
Gudbrandsdal prosti (deanery) in the
Diocese of Hamar. The brown,
wooden church was...
- newspaper,
published in
Lillehammer in
Oppland county. It was
named Gudbrandsdal Folkeblad from
January 1930. It
started on 30
September 1909 as the organ...
-
Innlandet county, Norway. It is
located in the
traditional district of
Gudbrandsdal. The
administrative centre of the muni****lity is the town of Lillehammer...
- Särna-Idre
dialect (Särna and Idre)
Midland dialects [no] (Midland districts)
Gudbrandsdal dialect (Gudbrandsdalen and
Upper Folldal Muni****lity, Innlandet) Hallingdal-Valdres...
- Sod
roofs on
farmhouses in
Gudbrandsdal, Norway. Photo: Roede...
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nationalistic mood of the time. He has been
called the
Snorri Sturlason of
Gudbrandsdal. Ivar
Kleven lived through the many
changes that
eventually would come...
