#håholmen

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Atlantic Road Norway: Epic Road Trip 🌊🚗

The total distance for the Atlantic Road Norway from Kristiansund to Molde is approximately 135 kilometers (84 miles).

The estimated travel time for the entire journey would be approximately 2 to 3 hours, excluding stops for sightseeing and breaks.

1. Kristiansund 🏘️⚓

Highlights: Known for its colorful houses and rich maritime heritage.

Things to Do:

Klippfisk Museum

Grip Stave Church

Vågen Bay

Sundbåten

2. Averøy 🌉🏝️

Starting Point: The Atlantic Road begins at Kårvåg in Averøy.

Highlights: Famous for the scenic Atlantic Road and historical sites.

Things to Do:

Kvernes Stave Church

Håholmen

3. Vevang 🌅

Highlights: Known for its picturesque coastal views.

Things to Do:

Eldhusøya

4. Eide 🌳🎣

Highlights: Surrounded by natural beauty and opportunities for outdoor activities.

Things to Do:

Fishing and Hiking

Eide Church

Explore Local Farms

5. Hustad 🌊🏞️

Highlights: A rural area with scenic landscapes.

Things to Do:

Farstadstranda Beach

Hiking

6. Bud 🐟🏰

Highlights: A charming fishing village with rich history and stunning views.

Things to Do:

Ergan Coastal Fort

Bud Museum

Coastal Walks

Bud Church

Seafood Restaurants

7. Molde 🌹🎶

Highlights: Known as the "Town of Roses," famous for its stunning views

Things to Do:

Varden Viewpoint

Molde Cathedral

Romsdalsmuseet

Molde Panorama

Best Time to Visit: Summer (June to August) or Autumn (September to October)

Driving Conditions: Be cautious during winter (November to March) as roads can be icy and windy. Always check weather conditions before traveling.

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Ins and Outs (2)

Håholmen, Averøy, Møre og Romsdal

Norway

[mattivaininen]

One day on the Atlantic Ocean Road and one night in idyllic Håholmen on our way up north 🇳🇴 #norway #atlanticoceanroad #håholmen #roadtrip (paikassa Håholmen Havstuer) https://www.instagram.com/p/CDR0sJIBr9m/?igshid=1mzr3syb5vkyo

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#Atlanterhavsveien from #Håholmen _____ (ved Håholmen)

[terjeaamodt]

#håholmen :-)

[mishifoltyn]

TEMPE #4 Cementing Continuity An exhibition of sculptures and performative works as public art July 11 - August 9, 2020 Celebration on July 11 at 16.00 Tempe Atelier Cementing Continuity is a public art exhibition of sculpture and performative work by professional artists from a range of backgrounds, cultures, and experiences with a connection to Trøndelag. It runs from July 11th to August 9th, 2020 outside, on the grounds of Tempe helse- og velferdssenter. Artworks are installed and performed on their own timelines and communicated through regular updates on the event page and at Tempe Atelier. Märit Aronsson Hertling & Andreassen Per Stian Monsås Oscar Eriksson Furunes Sofie Clausager Sörensen Anne-Karin Furunes Per Ellef Eltvedt Carlos A. Correia Agnieszka Foltyn With an essay written by author, professor, and curator Maaretta Jaukkuri found on site in the handbook or online on the Tempe Atelier Facebook page. Curated/supported by Carlos A. Correia and Agnieszka Foltyn. Design by Joana Bruno. Photos by Per Stian Monsås. The exhibition takes as its foundation the essence of artistic work - the producer - and brings back the role of the curator to its roots, the Latin curare - to take care. The artist becomes the hub from which the surrounding exhibition infrastructure is built, to a large degree dictating the conditions, context, timeline, production, and relations between the artwork, artists, public, and site. Cementing Continuity underlines the importance of artists, whose production forms the basis of the cultural sector, and emphasizes the importance of uncertainty, experimentation, and dialogue as key elements in the development of the field. It questions who makes the decisions, how they are made, and for what, exploring dissemination as a tool that expresses value and how these structures operate within contemporary artistic work. It complexifies the roles of artist and curator as a means of challenging habitual or traditional role delineations. Using dialogue as a fundamental approach, the exhibition itself forms the visible outcome of experimentation in power structures, agency, the onus of responsibility and a collaborative approach to dissemination. Artists are encouraged to explore the possibilities of the context, using uncertainty and the potential of failure as tools in reimagining past work or actualizing new trajectories within their practice. It re-envisions the role of the curator as a support position orbiting the inherent value of the artist as producer. By centering all action around the communicated vision of the artist, the works realize their own agency within a relational context of the exhibition: in meetings with the Other.  PROGRAM Carlos A. Correia's performance Try Again will take place on July 19th and 21st as well as August 2nd at 12.00. Trace the movement of Oscar Eriksson Furunes' sculptural work titled Stretcher II (Røstrevet) as it moves across the courtyard in search of new connections. Revisit Anne-Karin Furunes' grass plaited spiral Håholmen 1987 – Tempe 2020 as it grows over the next weeks. Check the event and Tempe Atelier for regular updates. This exhibition is free, open, and accessible 24 hours a day/7 days a week on the grounds of Tempe helse- og velferdssenter.   FINISSAGE PROGRAM From 10:00, Try Again performance by Carlos A. Correia  From 14:00, finissage with refreshments by Afternoon Collective (and a small market for taking home) Many artists will be on site and Maaretta Jaukkuri's essay is available online and on site in the booklet. Tempe Atelier publishes all information about events and site here: https://www.facebook.com/TempeAtelier/ Tempe Atelier is supported by Tempe helse- og velferdssenter, Trondheim Kommune , Trondheim Kommune, Trøndelag Fylkeskommune and Kulturrådet.

[enoktheviking]

And the Norwegian adventure continues! Ph. Sven-Erik Knoff @fotoknoff #norwegian #viking #enokgroven #vikings #norseman #norsemythology #ilovenorway #asatru #norse  #heathen #odin #norse #valhalla #norsepaganism #pagansofinstagram #beard #bearded #gameofthrones #vikings_unite #beards_love #beard.kings #pagan #beardandtattoos_ #norway #beardedlifestyle #beardsaresexy #instabeard #mittnorge #visitnorway #tropa_yazichnika (at Håholmen)

[glad-dager]

Håholmen, 24.06.17

[watchmetick]

Håholmen Rorbuer on Flickr.

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Ins and Outs (4)

Håholmen, Averøy, Møre og Romsdal

Norway

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Into the Wildnerness

Håholmen, Averøy, Møre og Romsdal

Norway

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A Hard Boat to Row

Håholmen, Averøy, Møre og Romsdal

Norway

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#Norway #Håholmen (ved Håholmen)

[terjeaamodt]

What is a better way to arrive #håholmen than in a #vikingskip

[terjeaamodt]

#weddingimage from a #weddingday @haholmenhavstuer Håholmen is such a great place for celebrating a wedding. #bryllup #bryllupsinspirasjon #bryllupsfoto #bryllupskjole #bryllupsdag #weddinginnorway

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Ins and Outs (3)

Håholmen, Averøy, Møre og Romsdal

Norway