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Night train
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Solberg Rock Carvings
The lower field of petroglyphs from Solberg in Sarpsborg, Norway. They are around 3000 years old, from the nordic bronze age.
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Restaurant Tysthestuen during the Østfold exhibition in Sarpsborg 1930.
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Ben sabah ilk yarıdan sonra yatan babama ne diyeceğim şimdi?
UEFA Avrupa Ligi grup aşamasında rakiplerimiz Genk, Malmö ve Sarpsborg oldu.
The Bjørnstad Ship
Carved nearing the end of the end of the Nordic bronze age Ca 1000-500 Bce. Back then it would have been on a beach to a fjord that has long since disappeared. Now it stands in a field right outside of Sarpsborg in Norway.
The middle ship is likely the largest petroglyph in northern Europe, at 4,4 meters long and 1.5 meters high. The other two are around 1 meter long and a little bit further down the wall.