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  • Erik Moust
    Mheer, The Netherlands274 contributions
    Very nice location
    Take the hike and see some beautiful scenery. Be careful in winter it can get very icy. But with spikes it should me no problem.
    Review of: Lyngstuva
    Written 28 February 2018
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  • keef1988
    Turku, Finland250 contributions
    ok in the fall
    Fall is probably not the best time to go since there isn't snow yet and it can get pretty cold and wet. It was still beautiful though.
    Review of: Coastal Hiking
    Written 6 December 2015
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  • The Dermocrat
    4 contributions
    Absolutely amazing! One of our favorite travel experiences ever.
    We spent an entire evening with Jan on the Middle Ages estate. Our event was very customized and done entirely at night. My husband and I wanted to renew our wedding vows with a nod to my viking heritage. Jan picked us up via a snowmobile pulling a sleigh. We drove thru the night to the viking chapel where Jan had set up an alter outside under the new moon (as was the custom). He read a viking blessing over us and we toasted with viking mead (that Jan made, by the way, in the traditional method and it was DELICIOUS). We then explored the estate with Jan whilst getting a history lesson. We dressed up in traditional viking clothing and took pictures. Then we sat down to a traditional meal served with mead (drank out of a horn, of course) and placed on top of a sword on the table. One thing the website does not tell you is that Jan is a superb chef. He prepared reindeer, whale and other traditional dishes such as rommegrot and every single thing was perfect. It was BY FAR the best meal we had during our entire time in Tromso. Then we went out into the woods and Jan cut limbs from a tree for us to take home and make into our own sacred runes. The whole night was so magical, weird and fun. Jan is so incredibly talented and interesting. Do yourself a favor and contact him and do something, anything!, with him on the beautiful estate he has built. Oh! Also, there is a stream running thru the property that is the drinking water. It is so pure, so clean it needs no filtration and I swear to god you will feel more alive after a few glasses of that water.
    Review of: Tønsviking Middelaldertun
    Written 2 March 2020
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