Current 1951 : mes expériences sur le voyage de randonnée. Employés actuels journaliste Dagmar Scheflo et photographe SV. A. Børretzen a commencé de Trondheim le mardi 3 juillet sur le voyage de randonnée qui a été annoncé au n ° 13 et à partir duquel nous avons apporté le rapport de départ dans le numéro d'été. La route était longue – à travers Sogn, via Bergen, Stavanger, Kristiansand S., Kragerø, Notodden et Hønefoss à Oslo. Le lundi 16 juillet dans la soirée, ils étaient de retour à Oslo - quelques kilos plus légers, mais en relativement bon état. Moyen de transport commun. 'Monte sur la plate-forme de chargement, fille, mais fais vite', est th

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• Date de la prise de vue: 1 janvier 1951
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Current 16-1951: My experiences on the hiking trip. Current employees journalist Dagmar Scheflo and photographer Sv. A. Børretzen started from Trondheim on Tuesday 3 July on the hiking trip that was announced in No. 13 and from which we brought the start report in the summer issue. The route was long — across Sogn, via Bergen, Stavanger, Kristiansand S., Kragerø, Notodden and Hønefoss to Oslo. On Monday 16 July in the evening, they were back in Oslo - a couple of kilos lighter, but in relatively good shape. Common means of transport."Get on the loading platform, girl, but make it quick, " is the order, and then you have to hang on, because there are no soft dollar feathers here, and one has also no opportunity to discuss any speed limit exceeded with the man behind the wheel. The drivers are usually in such a hurry that they rarely have time to give any hint about how far you can hope to drive, so you have to be prepared to end up in the most surprising places. Trucks tend to be the most common means of transport on such a trip, because they almost always have space. But they rarely go further than a couple of miles - then you're left standing there. During one stage of the trip, we were accompanied by André Auxire and Roger Destoux from Paris. They were very satisfied with the transport. Photo: Sverre A. Børretzen / Aktuell / NTB ***Photo is not image processed*** NM The image was mirrored in print in Aktuell: This image text is auto translated