nærøyfjord

4 photos and 1 illustration tagged nærøyfjord, from 2 members of Flickr Commons.

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1890

2013

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Martin Dyb said:
correct spelling is Nærøyfjord. -- Seen in your Photochrom Travel Views set. (?)
Galvestonian said:
all those pics are beautiful, look like paintings, and we don't care if the spelling is not totally correct !!!
melenama said:
Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Norway by tips4travels, and we'd love to have this added to the group!

Atlerom said:
The name today is written Kjelfossen. It is 840 meters high, and the official statistic of Norway (Statistic yearbook 2008) lists this waterfall as the highest in Norway. Kjelfossen is easily seen from E16, the main road between Oslo and Bergen.
B-59 said:
www.panoramio.com/photo/8461397

Øystein said:
The same place, about 110 years later:

Nothing has changed, really.
Jarle Jangaard said:
Is this taken from the other direction?
Anne said:
Beautiful!
Atlerom said:
The newer photo is taken from the head of the fjord at the cite of Gudvangen. The old one is from farther north, and in the foreground we have the path built for the postman around 1650. The post route between Oslo (then Christiania) and Bergen usually used a rowboat here, but when bad ice covered the fjord, the postman used the path we can see a part of here in the front. The path ended at the farm Styvi which you just can see in the background as a white dot close to the sea. Farther north, there usually was no ice on the fjord.