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Joined: November 2006 Posts: 217
Location: Snåsa, Norway | I'm really new to this forum, jumped straight in with some questions. I do pick guitar as a hobby (my wife says obsession). I live in Norway and I'm curious to know if there are any other Norwegians on this forum, or anyone with any scandinavian relations. I really like what I've seen so far, and feel at home here! |
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Location: closely held secret | Maybe not Norway, but you have some neighbors! Please add yourself to our Worldwide OFC Map. |
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Joined: July 2006 Posts: 171
Location: Oregon | Ohh that thing is cool.
Norway is first on my places to visit list by the way. |
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Location: ranson,wva | cool..i never knew that was there..there ya go..you learn sumpin new everyday...jason |
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Location: Copenhagen Denmark | What`s in Norway ?...We have got Tivoli ..Hamlet`s Castle..and oh yeah..Great Beer , and affordable too......all the Norwegians smuggle it back to Norway :D ;)
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Joined: November 2006 Posts: 217
Location: Snåsa, Norway | I guess Copenhagen is an ok place to drop in on your way to Norway. |
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Joined: November 2004 Posts: 4413
| There is some great food/cooking in Norway. And they are all tall. And they take jazz seriously. You'll never visit anywhere more beautiful - unless you have a desperate need for palm trees. |
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Joined: January 2006 Posts: 2120
Location: Chicago | Norway? Jazz? Let's not forget Jan Garbarek. Long before he "took up the runes" he was a beyond-Art-Pepper free-jazzer. Check out his CD "Tryptikon" and of course the classic work with Jarrett. A personal favorite is "All Those Born With Wings". His "Runes" CD was No#1 in the charts when it came out. Dig it! |
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Joined: April 2006 Posts: 2491
Location: Copenhagen Denmark | Food in Norway :confused: ..oh..fiskegrateng and farikål..nearly forgot..pølse og lompe...pyttipanna is actually Swedish,OMG..I am going to Oslo in a couple a weeks to visit my Norwegian Daughter ..better remember to bring some food along..case of Carlsberg..Tuborg..Snaps..Tom`s frikadeller..that should do it..har jeg glemt noe :confused: :D ;) Sardines har jo stengt ikke sant..
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Joined: August 2002 Posts: 8307
Location: Tennessee | I just go to IKEA and get the meatballs and lingenberry sauce. |
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Joined: January 2006 Posts: 2120
Location: Chicago | Let's not forget the KILLER potato chips. No joke, the best in the world. |
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Joined: November 2006 Posts: 217
Location: Snåsa, Norway | Originally posted by stonebobbo:
I just go to IKEA and get the meatballs and lingenberry sauce. That's actually from Sweden, but that's ok with me we are a Nordic family of small countries both Denmark, Sweden and Norway. As for the food discussion, I'm a farmer with both sheep and dairy cattle, so I recommend Norwegian lamb an Jarlsberg cheese! |
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Joined: August 2005 Posts: 3736
Location: Sunshine State, Australia | Hi HobbyPicker.
Could you clarify something for me? Aren't Denmark and Iceland also considered as part of Scandinavia? I always thought that they were. |
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Joined: November 2006 Posts: 217
Location: Snåsa, Norway | Yeah, you're right, but I referred to the countries that's been covered in this thread! |
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Joined: November 2006 Posts: 217
Location: Snåsa, Norway | Any of you who like bebop jazz guitar? Try this link to some samples of a young Norwegian guitarist
Hallgeir Pedersen trio: Bluero (samples) |
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Joined: January 2006 Posts: 2120
Location: Chicago | Wow, that's bangin'! A beautiful tone, interesting heads and very tasteful improvising. Thanks for that link HobbyPicker. |
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Joined: April 2006 Posts: 2491
Location: Copenhagen Denmark | Seems as if the Norwegians have discovered music,probably imported from Copenhagen :D Kidding aside politically, Scandinavia is comprised of Danmark-Sweden-Norway,historically ,all countries where NORSE was spoken were part of it ( incl. Finland and Iceland) but.. french fries are best in Belgium,typical Norwegian dish would be meatballs,potatoes,cauliflower with a white sauce.. ( Kjøtkake blomkål og vite sovs )and how I know all this ?..I have a 26 year old daughter ( Norwegian mother ) and I have lived in Oslo for a number of years,ha`det så lange.. ;)
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