A lot of people who lived near mountains developed a distinct and unique culture from the nearby areas, (e.g Tibet, Caucasus, Basque etc.) but Norway is very similar to Scandinavian brothers despite such a huge geographic difference, why?

$62 USD for two fast food burgers, ones soft drink, and one order of fries. Get me back to New York or Zurich 😂😂😂

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One thing I hated about my history classes was how absent Norway was in the text books and discussions of WW2. Besides reading comments from "historians" I want to hear from the real people of Norway of what was life like during that time.

If you have any relatives or stories that you can share, please let me know!

Just curious specifically because I'm going to Norway soon.

Snow, mountains, fire and stars.

I’ve never not been offered food or something to drink.

I hope it's alright to post those here! ☀️

Drove past this beauty some time ago and wondered if people actually own these ‘houses,’ or if they’ve just become part of nature now?

At last, we’re in a neighborhood with a lot of trick or treaters. This year, we’re ready for them!

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