Vi åpner vår-sesongen med en liten konkurranse, men grunnet spørsmålets karakter, så er denne konkurransen åpen KUN for ‘ikke-nordmenn’!
På bildet ser dere et unikt byggverk, kledd med norsk skifer og med fasade mot elven.
Og for at dere skal få et lite inntrykk av dimensjoner, så kan det opplyses at fasadeveggen har en tilnærmet bredde på ca 7,5 – 8 meter. Som det ellers fremgår av fasaden finnes det vertikale vinduer som strekker seg i byggets fulle høyde!
Men – hva slags bygg kan dette være?
Forslag mottas med takk! 🙂 (Eller trenger dere et hint ellet to?)
We are opening the spring-season with a small quiz, but due to the carachter of this picture, this quiz will be open to ‘non-Norwegians’ only!
In the picture you may observe a rather special building, covered in Norwegian tile, and to give an idea of size, the front wall facing the river may be approximately 25 feet wide!
Please not the vertical windows that stretches practically from water level to the top of the building! But – what kind of building might this be?
Your suggestions are appreciated! 🙂 (Or would you be needing a hint or two?)
Og om en dag eller to, så skal vi selvsagt dokumentere dette med et lite ekstra bilde!
And in a day or two, we will, of course, give you and extra picture explaining it all!
Javel, jeg forsøkte å skape litt ‘påskemoro’ her, og i en egen kommentar ga jeg dere en rekke alternativer å gjette på, men nei . . .! Så da blir det ikke noe mer påskemoro! Det blir heller ingen nye konkurranser i fremtiden! For jeg kan jo bruke tiden til mye annet!
Men jeg har lovet en løsning: Altså et offentlig toalett!
Well, I tried to create a bit of ‘Easter fun’ here, but even with a number of hints in a separate comment, nobody but two (only) of you ventured a guess. That’s OK with me, but- I won’t be using very much time in the future to create a quiz or anything related.
I may use my time elsewhere! But I promised you a solution: A public lavatory! Indeed!
Compliments of PMR)
Please return me to INDEX for a new picture/destination.
for – ‘ikke-nordmenn’
I never would’ve guessed that.
Neither did anyone else, Missy! 🙂
Crazy answer! Wow. Well, I arrived this party late 😉 Beautiful structure though by the looks of your photograph. I thought it was a fishway but apparently not!
😀 Now, who would think that Norwegians were crazy enough to build something like that for a toilet? That’s why it’s a bit special! And unique!
Sure was a surprise!
🙂
I knew it was 5….. I was right after all 🙄
Yeah! Gas related power! 🙂
It is either 1 or 2, if not then it could be 3, 4 or 5, failing that lets go for 6,7,8 or maybe 9 or 10. It has to be one of them! 🙂
You’re absolutely right, David! However, I’ve made a mistake in believing people would have some Easter fun with a small quiz that would cost them nothing, but besides you – only one ventured a guess to what this would be. So in the future I don’t think I’d bother . . .
But since I promised a solution, I’ll stick to my promise and publish one more picture later today. Probably nobody will bother to check it out anyway. But I tried!
I can see that you all need some solid hints? So here they are:
1: Local Tourist Office
2: A municipal ‘City Hall’
3: A Starlight Observatory
4: A Mountain Church
5: Public Toilets
6: A municipal water testing station
7: Tourist Hotel
8: Mountain Nature Museum
9: A Fire Station (for Forest Fires)
10: A Restaurant dealing in Norwegian Mountain Cuisine
Please make your choice! You don’t even have to write in English. Just pick a number!
Perhaps, used in navigation purposes for watercraft?
Intelligent guess, but I think you’ll be surprised! 🙂
Hydro Power Unit ?
Good try, David, but not quite! And somehow you were close, but without
knowing it! 🙂