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[Vuangfos (i.e., Vrangfoss) Lock, Bandak Canal, Telemarken (i.e, Telemark), Norway] (LOC)

  • Scott Kraft said:
    That's quite a canal!
  • StianH said:
    Title should be Vrangfos Lock, not Vuangfos. Nowadays Vrangfoss (litt. "difficult waterfall").
  • mammoth club said:
    Also, the canal is nowadays called "Telemarkskanalen", i. e. Telemark Canal. It goes all the way from Dalen to the sea (Skagerrak), with a side-arm stretching north to Notodden. Just great for canoeing and camping!
  • Geir Helge Nilsen said:
    Vrangfoss is the correct name. It is also a regrettable fact that nowadays tourist agencies use the collective name Telemarkskanalen for two canalizing projects with different history, but linked by the Norsjø lake: Bandakkanalen (or Norsjø-Bandakkanalen) and Skien-Norsjøkanalen Vrangfoss is the highest waterfall on the Bandak canal / Bandakkanalen Central area of the picture is position 6573658 N, 511558 E.. UTMV32 General axis of view about straight NW , probably shot from a small elevation beside the old tourist pathway between Eidsfoss and Vrangfoss: Kongens utsikt (The King's view, don't actually know wether the union king of Norway and Sweden actually ever stood there, but he visited the canal a year after the opening ceremony) at position 6573512 N, 511702 E. UTMV32
  • T H said:
    This looks like a very simple but elegant canal. It doesn't look like it's cluttering the area like most seem to do.

[Hotel Dalen, Telemarken (i.e, Telemark), Norway] (LOC)

  • nesyuhgnilerf said:
    Living in Telemark, my husband drove me to this hotel once, and we stopped and had coffee from a thermos in our car here. It is still as interesting and a remarkable structure. Next time we'll have to go inside. It is also a very special drive to Dalen. The parking lot is now where the grass is, though is luckily not large.
  • Oyvind Solstad said:
    Too bad we can't add map locations to Library of Congress photoes. Anyway: This is here: maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&geo...
  • rlb.no said:
    You can stay at this hotel today also, for map and contact information: rlb.no/hotel/info/40
  • jonhl said:
    I stayed there last summer. Fantastic! Almost everything is kept in the old style. Wonderful to find to a top hotel with no TV in the room! Hotel homepage: www.dalenhotel.no/ It was built in 1894, so it was probably brand new in this photo. The travelling photographer obviously was onboard a boat going from Skien up the Telemark Canal ending here in Dalen. From here, they went over the mountain to Hardangerfjorden, and crossed from Voss to Sognefjorden. This was apparently a popular trip among the wealthy at that time. It's mentioned in a book about the history of this hotel. Of course, it is still possible and recommendable to do today.

Jernbanevogn med boggi

  • fleeting_images said:
    Den tyske teksten er vel bedre. Dette er et lokomotiv - ikke en "vogn".