geirangerfjorden

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Hogheadoriginal said:
www.world-of-waterfalls.com/norway-de-sju-sostre.html The Seven Sisters (De Sju Søstre) is definitely the most famous waterfall in the Geiranger Fjord (Geirangerfjorden). It consists of several columns of water, which is how this waterfall got is name (as someone envisioned there was seven of these columns). Depending on the amount of snowmelt or rain, it's rare that you'll actually see seven waterfalls.
Hippie Gal said:
Thanks for the explination Hogheadoriginal I had pulled this one up to try to count the waterfalls and I only see four...was looking for the other three! =)
Pixel Wrangler said:
The Seven Sisters – Then and Now (100 years later):

"The Seven Sisters (2005)" by larigan "The Seven Sisters (1905)" by Detroit Pub.
blue-eyed basketball said:
thats awesome!
Petter Sandell said:
Got all the seven sisters on this one :-)

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Adrian Studer said:
Hmm, while it looks like the Geiranger-Fjord (Seven Sisters waterfall in the background). Prekestolen is at a different Fjord: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prekestolen
Benedictus Schwartze said:
This is definitely the Geiranger fjord, but I think the korrekt name is Preikestolen which means pulpit in english.
Christian Sesseng said:
Preikestolen is in Lysefjord.
Benedictus Schwartze said:
Yes, there is a famous rockformation called Preikestolen in Lysefjord as well, but this one has the same name but is in Geiranger fjord. As mentioned in this link.
Bjørn Gausdal said:
I'm guessing it was called Prækestolen at that time.