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| Title | Categories | Address | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
Sverd i fjell | Arrangementer, Turer | Nygårdsbakken 2, 4044 Hafrsfjord, Norge | På den 7,5 kilometer lange strekningen mellom Hafrsfjord bru og ruinkirken i Sola står en forunderlig bein rekke av bautasteiner. |
Hvilesteinene etter Erling Skjalgsson | Arrangementer, Turer | Skytterlagsveien 72A, 4045 Hafrsfjord, Norge | På den 7,5 kilometer lange strekningen mellom Hafrsfjord bru og ruinkirken i Sola står en forunderlig bein rekke av bautasteiner. |
Haraldshaugen | 5515 Haugesund, Norge | dgfsgdfgfdgsdfgfgd |
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