Hanasand - Gardsutsalg

Hanasand - Gardsutsalg/Hanasand - Farm Sorrow Sales
(*or per Google Translate)

Fantastic! Taste of summer!

The season's first
Norwegian Raspberry for sale!

Open from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM

with the Offer 2,/stk (Nok)
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From the History about Hanasand - some Norsk words of old...

Some words, phrases and names belong to the house of old:

"Bastardåkeren" (*Bastard field) fruit garden was laid up with two lines apple trees southeast of the main house.

"Gidelet" animal tracks that are used today. In the past, they used it as a way for horse and cart when they would bring home the hay. In the days when we used to gather the sheep to and from the heath.

"Kalvehagen" (*Calf Hagen) our virgin forests down to the sea. There are ancient monuments, ancient monuments and great biodiversity. A horticultural forest, deciduous or mixed forest. Oak, Aspen, Ash, Hazel dominate the forest image.

"Laddbergshålå" a small plot / field wedge between the island and veal garden in the east.

"Saen" Teigen between greenhouse 4èn and Calf Hagen. Saen down to Straen. Here is the only sandy soil, very good to grow high on this Teigen.

"Askjen" southern Kalvehagen.Like out here we have a salmon seat. Here mackerel in the summer.

"Neither" cave. And cold "tyskerhålå. Accommodation suitable for people Traveling by sea. They came from Jelsa and Røldal. Rowed a boat two Stavanger for trade, and HAD accommodation in the bottom of the Calf farm, not far from the dwelling (prehistoric). This goes back to 1700/1800 1700/1800 tallet.Før route the boats and the steamer came.1700/1800 1700/1800 tallet.Før route the boats and the steamer came.

Kvartsåre (*Every Sore) coming up here in Calf Hagen. It starts in Høgsfjord come up in veal Hagen and pop back down and then come up again on Bokn.

There are many "Potholes in Calf Hagen, down on the rocks.

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New for 2010 is Subscriptions vegetable basket!

This year, we try something new, as it has been a good atmosphere among our customers
namely Subscriptions vegetables.

We offer weekly subscription to the vegetables from week 22 There is unfortunately no late before we get started, but this is because we have to wait until the sample is somewhat larger, because we only want to use cards raised food in our baskets.

You can choose to have the basket every week or every other week.

We have baskets for both private and businesses.

Prices of private:
* Price Small Family Package: 300, - (1-2 adults and 2-3 children)
* Price Large Family Package: 450, - (2 adults and 4-6 children)
* Price Easy Korg: 200, - (Designed for 1-2 people)

Each week you will find a week's surprise in the basket, which can be: a flower / a spice plant / juice jam or the like.

Bookings for private persons:
Basket must be collected between. 12.00 and 18.00 on Fridays.

Cancellations must be received no later than Wednesday
(*more details on webpage)

Bookings for Business

(*read more on webpage)

At the initial design of the subscription you will visit the farm shop and fill out the form. Here you enter your name, tlf.nr, if you want each week / every other uke. Hvis you want about certain products, enter it in the field want and there are items you absolutely can not tolerate or do not want, then type it in the comment field...


Monica 920 48 612 920 48 612 /

Stig James 909 79 427 909 79 427

or email: post@hanasandgard.no

Examples of products you can find in vegetable KORG:

* Various types of tomatoes
* Potatoes
* Carrots
* Turnip
* Radish
* Beets
* Dunning
* Onions
* Swede
* Cauliflower
* Broccoli
* Salad
* Cucumber
* Squash
* Raspberry
* Strawberry

And other goodies.
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Found link from this local Expat webpage...
http://www.stavangerexpats.com/hanasand-gardsutsalg

(*Tusen Takk Fonda & Cynthia - love what you're doing?!)

Link to Farm webpage...

http://www.hanasandgard.no/

Address:
Hanasandveien 540, N-4150

Rennesøy Norway

(*island north of Stavanger & Randaberg,

taking one of the longest tunnels in Norway -

I call it "the journey to the center of the earth"

tunnel)

Opening hours:

We opened on 12 April

From April 12 - May 1 September: Every day from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
From 1st of September-1 December: Tuesday - Saturday 10:00 to 4:00 p.m.
Extended opening hours during December.

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Benk Kaffe Bar - Sandnes - May updates

May updates from my favorite Barista...

Cigar
17 May cigar.

Posted by: Thomas Date: 01/01/1970
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This should be a good engaged to smoke one of the really good cigars. Padron Series 1926 No.9 is a Nicaraguan cigar for the big occasions. Powerful and complex with wonderful aromas of spices, hay, fruits and dark chocolate. Was named this year's cigar in the cigar aficionado in 2007, where they gave it 97 points. This cigar is great for a young nebbiolobasert red wine (recommended by Augusto Cigar).

update
point by point.

Posted by: Thomas Date: 09/05/2010
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Now it has happened so much that we I do not quite know where to begin. Therefore, it is a good old-fashioned lit:

1. NM coffee:

Thomas and Kevin went to Oslo to participate in, respectively, making coffee and tea making. It was a very inspired and informative tour, where Thomas came home with a 3rd place and Kevin with a 16th place. It must be mentioned that Kevin has only worked for half a year of coffee. That he at all qualified for the semi-finals in Oslo thereof struck many seasoned bari leftovers is a great presentation that bodes well for the coming year and for those of discerning customers are on the bench.

2. Tirsdagscuppingene: (*Tuesday Cupping - didn't translate for some reason)

Here we have faithfully (except Tuesday) implemented fun and educational tastings for our customers. It is a pleasure to see how many people will benefit from this. I hope that many more have the ability and desire to come. Next cupping is Tuesday at 17.00 on the bench and it is as always, free.

3. New cigars:

Away from London, we had new cigars. Previously we had a simple choice, ala a bad tax-free. Now we are happy to have several exciting cigars:

Don Pepin Garcia Blue Invictus (Nicaragua)
Tatuaje Havana VI angeles (Nicaragua)
Padron 1926 Series No.9 (Nicaraguans)
Ramon Allon Specially Selected (cuba)
El Rey Del Mundo Choix Supreme (cuba)
Romeo Y Julietta Hermoso No.2 EL 2004 (cuba)

Several of cigars is saved!

4. Open at 17 May

We are open on the 17th of May from 10-17. Are you tired of hot dogs and ice cream came to us and cinnamon buns eat! Hehe ...

5. closed 13 23. and May 24

Hope you all enjoy these holidays. There should at least we:)

;o) ;o) ;o) ;o) ;o) ;o) ;o) ;o) ;o)

http://www.benkkaffebar.no/

Olav Kyrre Gate 5
4306 Sandnes

958 21 725

post@benkkaffebar.no

17 May = OPEN!! (10-17)

Opening hours:

Mon: closed
Tue: 1910-1919
Wed: 10 to 22
Thurs: 10 to 22
Fri: 10 to 22

Sat: 10 to 17
Sun: 11 to 17

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OsloBG - Blog Gathering

RennyBA’s Terella

Official Program Site

Oslo Blog Gathering 2010 – The Official Program Site

Visit Oslo, the capital of Norway:

August 18th – 22nd to explore the city and Norway’s history, culture and traditions!

A compact guided adventure invited by RennyBA’s Terella, to give everyone in Blogsphere a chance to see some of the attractions presented on this blog over the last four years.

After the first day’s guided tour: Highlights of Oslo, you’ll learn how to navigate, use the public transportation and chose your favourite attractions such as museums, historical buildings, shopping, boat trips or hiking in the woods.

Blogging Connecting People:

As an active networker I enjoy using social media and blogging extensively. Through this I have met many nice people online which I am curious about, and would like to meet personally. This is the reason behind this project and no other – I am not sponsored by any tourist group or agency, or any of the local hotels.
However being a network evangelist and traveller I have a lot of experience in planning and some good connections in the local area. I have used my capability to try and arrange a good offer for those who wish to come together and meet while exploring Oslo and hope many of you will join us. This is not a commercial venture for me and I do not earn anything on the participation.

The Program:

18th: Participants arriving from all over the world
19th: 10AM – 1PM – Highlights of Oslo – A compact guided tour
19th: 5PM – Grand opening by The Mayor of Oslo
20th and 21st – Daytime: Free choice of Oslo attractions, some guided by locals
20th and 21st – Evening: Group outdoor activity to enjoying the long summer night
22nd: Participants returning home

Link: http://www.terella.no/oslobg/

Angry Boy or Sinnataggen
in Vigeland Park, Oslo

via http://oslodailyphoto.blogspot.com/2008_01_01_archive.html

Note: borrowed the photo idea from RennyBA, it's at the bottom of terella.no & was excited to find this Daily Photo Blog from Oslo then see they're taking a break?! I have to one day - maybe in August - yet make it to Oslo, the capital of Norway, to enjoy this park of statues for sure?!

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World Fair Trade Day - Stavanger, Norway

World Fair Trade Day Events

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World Fair Trade Day 2010 - Stavanger, Norway

Saturday 08 May 2010 at 10:00 until Saturday 08 May

Saturday 8 May 2010 is the World Fair Trade Day 2010.

This is an international event that takes place in the beginning of May each year. Region Stavanger BA wishes to celebrate this day at the tourist information office in Stavanger. All the members in Region Stavanger BA that offer Fairtrade-marked products will be invited to share information or to serve small samples at the tourist information office. Region Stavanger BA will serve Fairtrade coffee and tea from Stavanger kaffebrenneri AS to the visitors. - This is a very nice opportunity to make the involvement that the region of Stavanger has in Fairtrade visible.

I am sure that the visitors will have a positive experience, says the Teamleader in Region Stavanger BA Lene Lunde.

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There are Fairtrade organizations in more than 20 countries. Most of these organizations are found in Europe, but there are also Fairtrade organizations in other parts of the world. In Norway the organization of Fairtrade is administrated by Max Havelaar Norge. Fairtrade Max Havelaar Norge works for an international trade that will have a foundation that enables people to live and not only to survive.

- It is very rejoicing that Region Stavanger BA supports and promotes Fairtrade, says Project Leader Andreas Feen Sørensen in Fairtrade Max Havelaar Norge.

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International Fairtrade day

Østeråg and Holmegaten Saturday 08 May 2010 at 11:00 until Saturday 08 May

To make people in Stavanger aware that we are a Fair Trade community.

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Org link:
http://www.worldfairtradeday10.org/

Stavanger, Norway Events link:

http://www.worldfairtradeday10.org/index.php?option=com_wftdevents&view=event&id=1352&lang=en

Photosource: http://www.anniegreenjeans.com/

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Moods of Norway Open in Stavanger

Moods of Norway in Stavanger!

(Note: article Google Translated from Norwegian)

They are already established in Stryn, Oslo, Bergen and Trondheim Besides several ride it stroe world.

Now comes the final Moods of Norway to Stavanger!

The Great Opening day is April 29 in the teacher.

When the troops do you live up in the media garden by the old reception and enjoy the happiest and coolest in the Norwegian fashion with golden tractor waffle iron in an over 300 square meter premises.

Success with Norwegian moods Moods of Norway has had rocket success worldwide over the past six century, and has nevertheless continued delicate headquarters in Stryn, where designers Mr Staalnacke Simen, Peder Børresen and later Stephen Dahl Kvist started the adventure.

Moods of Norway's philosophy is to provide happy clothes for happy people all over the world, no matter what.


Crackling trendy

-It was new and summer collection called Cocktail Farming and Moods of Norway tribute to the agricultural nation, Norway and sluggish farmers, "says designer Mr Staalnacke Simen.

-The visual appearance is clear out colorful and we use that is always ready monster and pressure.
In addition, there are some details to The Information on the garments.
How about a farm of the UK where you can see when one should cough various fruits and vegetables?
We also have the first notes of "Old Mac Donald" on some of the garments.
Men's collection also has a very happy part of the suits they really will want the goods welcome.
Tractors are always focused, continue Mr Staalnacke.

-We can also now offer the largest women's collection ever, and here it is sweet monsters, pastels and thin knitting, as applicable.
Sooty clothes of princesses, tempts him.
Otherwise, we have launched a major jeans - collection, with Treat pants and tractor-pants.
Anyone with Norwegian details, of course.


Enjoy the colors of summer!

-Summer is a time when you live a little extra fizz with feather and what we do at the time were happy Cocktail Farming collection, humming Mr Staalnacke.

Enjoy the colors of summer and trim a little each day, encourage the designer Stavanger people.

Welcome April 29th!
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pg 40 Was in the City - City Center Magazine

Note: all my photos, their pink boat is in the harbor of Stavanger Sentrum & have not been in the shop but there's bound to be something pink or gold in it too, a tracktor maybe (they've been known to drive pink limo's too?!)

Another article in the local newspaper, after hitting the translate button...
http://www.rogalandsavis.no/naring/article4813721.ece

Moods of Norway webpage link...
http://www.moodsofnorway.com/

Moods of Norway Blog link...

http://my.opera.com/moodsofnorway/blog/

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Flagships map - follow the pink tractors

Moods of Stavanger

(Note: latest post on their webpage...)

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04

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In the creative cellars of the picturesque town of Stryn, Norway (pop. 6750), two local designers Simen Staalnacke and Peder Borresen, upon homecoming from years of global travels, nights of sizzling cocktails, and international studeis; gave birth to a concept soon to be known, worn, and adored, as The Moods of Norway. Soon the duo met up with the third muskateer, Stefan Dahlkvist and drew their lines for the coming collections.

The brand still has its headquarters and showroom in the town of Stryn, a magical place known for glaciers, salmon fishing and one newly opened escalator.

Moods of Norway has been doing the hibbedy-dibbedy on the international fashion dance floor for 6 years now, the philosophy is still the same even though the Norwegian oil price is as flexible as an Bulgarian gymnast after 14 tequila shots. Our main goal, besides making our gradmas happy, is to make happy clothes for happy people around the world. As of this golden minute, moods of norway is represented in the most polished boutiques and by the finest agents in Norway, Sweden, Benelux, Switzerland, Spain, Japan and USA among others. Stefan, Peder and Simen are still commandeering golden tractors around the world and are creating outrageous stories and super duper collections at an alarming rate. Now we are very proud to finally take part of Stavangers fashion scene. Happy clothes for happy people.

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*Note: Missed the party?! Sometime during their 3 day soft opening they had a party with 20 locals who were Members of their Universe (I think I registered online too late, am prob. their oldest fan tho--next to their grandmas?!)
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Yohan - barnevandrer, Norwegian children's film

A film about child labour migration in the late 1800s -- "Yohan - barnevandrer" -- has attracted thousands of Norwegians to local cinemas. PHOTO: FilmWeb

Norway in focus for children’s films
April 30, 2010

An international children’s film festival opened in the southern city of Kristiansand this week, close to the setting of a current Norwegian film that tells the story of a painful period for children in Norway’s history. The market for children’s films and TV productions, meanwhile, is itself far from painful today.

The Kristiansand International Film Festival has attracted top talent from around the world, had 95 films on its program and was set to hand out four prizes during the weekend. Among those attending, and interviewed on national radio Friday morning, was Josh Selig, who played a key role in the legendary “Sesame Street” program and has won 10 Emmy Awards in the US.

He was full of praise for Norwegian children’s films and TV programs, telling Norwegian Broadcasting (NRK) that there was “so much local talent here.” Film festival boss Frank Mosvold said he thought the film festival can provide “an incredibly good boost” for Norwegian production of film and TV-series for children.

Child labour migrants captured on film
One recent success has been the film Yohan – barnevandrer, which tells the little-known story of how hard life was for Norwegian children from poor farms at the end of the 1800s. Many parents, unable to feed their large families, were forced to send their children as young as six years old to live and work on other, more prosperous farms during the summer season. The children had to walk, often barefoot, from the valley of Setesdal in southern Norway, for example, and over the mountains to coastal areas, where they worked hard under difficult conditions and often were abused.

The flocks of children dressed in rags, sleeping outdoors or in barns with the animals, is a chapter in Norwegian history that’s had little focus over the years. The film portrays the sharp contrast between their plight set against the spectacular scenery for which Norway is much better known.

It took director and script writer Grete Salomonsen 20 years to make the film, which features the American actor Kris Kristofferson playing the grown-up child hero of the film, Yohan, who eventually emigrated to a better life in the US.

In the course of her work, Salomonsen met one former child migrant, 100-year-old Anna Birkeland of Wisconsin, who also ultimately emigrated to America and had never told her own children how difficult her childhood in Norway had been.

The film has won awards since its release before Easter, has attracted audiences of all ages and, reported newspaper Dagsavisen, the interest of 20th Century Fox. It’s been seen by around 90,000 Norwegians and is still playing in local cinemas.

TV series, too
Other recent Norwegian successes in the children’s entertainment industry include Pelle Politibil, which will take on the English name of “Ploddy the Police Car” when it’s exported to China and other international markets, and Knerten, a film series about a stick figure that’s the subject of popular children’s books by the late author Anne Cath Vestly.

Children’s films have attracted some of the biggest crowds in Norwegian cinemas over the past several months, which bodes well for an industry that can have high production costs. Strong interest in the home market, noted Selig, can make the films more attractive for export to other countries, with the revenues that can bring.

Views and News from Norway/Nina Berglund

Article (share) Link:
Norway in focus for children&#8217;s films
from this Webpage Link:
http://www.newsinenglish.no/2010/04/30/norway-in-focus-for-childrens-films/

(*Note: found on Facebook group Views and News from Norway)