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Thon Hotels - met een geweldig ontbijt
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The Historic Hotels en Restaurants - charmante hotels
PURE Hotels - beleef de leukste momenten
Widerøe - de grootste regionale luchtvaartmaatschappij in Scandinavië
Momondo - vind goedkope vluchten
AutoEurope - altijd een vlotte huurervaring
Nettbuss - reis met de bus door Noorwegen
Stena Line - Veerboten van en naar Noorwegen
Buro Scanbrit - vakantie voor natuurliefhebbers
Authentic Scandinavia - spannende tochten door Noorwegen
Hvitserk - expedities en avontuurlijke vakanties
Norske - dé Noorwegen- en Hurtigrutenspecialist
Up Norway - reizen op maat
Hurtigruten - 'De mooiste boottocht ter wereld'
Fjordline.com - Ferry naar Noorwegen
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The standing stones were registered in 1919. At that time only one of the stones stood upright. The other 6 stones had been taken down and put to use as building material for bridges. The ancient monument was restored in 1952 by Jan Petersen. The stones were placed in two rows as straight angles to each other. The eastern row of stones are probably back in their original position whereas the northern row may have been replaced incorrectly. The stones 1.8 – 5,5 m high, 0.5 – 1.5 m wide and taper toward the top, a common shape for such stones. The ancient monument is called “Resasteinane” or “Sversteinane” and the ground where it stands, is named “Dukjen”.