#setesdal

[keepingitneutral]

 Dagsturhytta (Day-Trip Cabin), Hovden, Setesdal, Norway,

A collaborative effort between the municipality of Bykle and SVR, the organization overseeing protected wild landscapes across Norway.

Aksent Arkitekter AS

[vintage-norway]

Traditional Norwegian hairstyle

Most commonly worn in the Agder region, south-west region of Norway. They are sadly going out of fashion so it's harder to find photos on it. However in the Setesdal region they are more common. I will post about the Setesdal hairstyle too:)

[postcard-from-the-past]

Folklore garments from the Setesdal Valley region of Norway

Norwegian vintage postcard, illustrated by Damsleth

[chiara-klara-claire]

updated my article about Norwegian Bunads!

[blogarteplus]

desde Blog Arte Plus:

Mirador de Hovdenuten en Noruega diseñado por Aksent Arkitekter.

[ acceder ]

[dixneufpalindromes]

Norway - Setesdal - juin 2023

[mossmallard]

In Norway as well! Here's folk dress from Hallingdal, Røros and Setesdal in that order.

Photos in public domain from digitaltmuseum.no

thinking about traditional folk clothing which accentuated being fat or broad instead of small waists or slim silhouettes

[little-red-toyota]

Me and Hans (the driver). Hans has served 60 years on the footplate at SB, and 50 of them as a driver. This was his last trip and I had the honor of being his fire(wo)man. He retired, but he will still be around to help out and train us newbies.

[citystitchette]

Colorwork time! The colors will all come together on this Setesdal Hat (pattern is by Arne & Carlos), don’t you worry!

[fjordfolk]

This clip has flawless comedic timing and lives in my head rent free, but what really makes this post the gift that keeps on giving is the occasional roasting of Listadialekt it brings in on the regular

Dog Training Inspo tiktok thinks I want to see: high velocity high impact rapid fire malinois content and offleash heeling with an e-collar

Dog Training Inspo I actually want to see on tiktok:

[psikonauti]

Johan Fredrik Eckersberg (Norwegian,1822-1870)

View from Valle in Setesdal, 1852

Oil on canvas

[mapsontheweb]

Plural endings of most nouns in different Norwegian dialects.

by jkvatterholm

This map is of the plural ending, basically the same as English -s/-es. “Hest-ar”=“horse-es”.

Lot’s of fun stuff has happened with these endings. Categories have merged, systems have been simplified and R’s have been lost.

Was really hard to find info about everything though. I originally wanted to include the other Nordic nations, but there is not enough information, and they don’t necessarily follow the same system as Norwegian, having merged genders and such, so they would not fit.

Original:

Old Norse: hestar - greinir - kirkjur - hús

Some dialects:

Oslo: hester - greiner - kjerker - hus

Innherred: hesta’ - greini’ - kjerskå’ - hus

Telemark: hestar - greinir - kyrkjur - hus

Østfold: hestær - greiner - kjerker - huser/hus

Vefsen: hestæ’ - greine’ - kjørskor - hus

Hardanger: hestar - greiner - kyrkjor - hus

Setesdal: hesta’ - greini’ - kyrkjou’ - hus

Sunnmøre: hesta’ - greine’ - kirkje’ - hus

Written:

English: horses - branches - churches - houses

Nynorsk: hestar - greiner - kyrkjer - hus

Classic NN: hestar - greiner - kyrkjor - hus

Bokmål: hester - greiner - kirker - hus

Most common changes:

In the east most categories have merged to “-er”. Vikværsk has preserved “-ar” as “-ær”.

In Vikværsk and most Vestlandsk the feminine nouns have merged, and is distinct from masculine.

Most of Norway has lost the -r, together with some of Sweden.

U/O/Å is quite interchangeable. Sometimes becoming A. A sometimes becomes Æ or E.

More remote places tend to preserve the different categories better.

[nordfjording]

Amazonite from Evje, Setesdal

[henk-heijmans]

Setesdal, Norway, 1918 - by Anders Beer Wilse (1865 - 1949), Norwegian

[dixneufpalindromes]

Norway - Setesdal - Juin 2023

Bike & climb

[famouscyclenerd]

MOR NOVELLA??

It breaks my heart honestly, because if that's happening we might not see peace yet. I know Bambie sweater was a dumb thing, but she is now promoting ACOTAR not HOFAS. She also recently rebranded sooo....

So she posted this right? With #ACOwhattt that she used for the previous novella in ACOTAR.

With the cold climate. Frozen lake, pine trees etc..I don't know where she is or was, if the picture is older and I believe it probably is.

But my scandinavian eyes couldn't help but notice the sweater she is wearing:

Pretty sure it's this one right here! Ever wanna steal her style, here you go lol! The Setesdal sweater, a norwegian design.

By this point we all know Sarah loves mythology. She combines a lot of them and scatters it around all of her books.

So it made me think of Norse mythology. And where is Mor at the moment? Vallahan! Also a place up north that is wintery and has mountains etc.. And Vallahan is likely coming from Valhalla, a place in Asgard where dead people who died during combat reside.

It might not mean anything. Maybe she was visiting Norway and bought the sweater as a souvenir idk ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I would prefer gwynriel or elucien first though hehe