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Frank Meister
July 29, 2026
Hiking
The small Kjelvik häuslerhof consists of several small houses. The mountains and the fantastic view of the Leirfjord form the only backdrop. Today, Kjelvik is a protected Sami cultural monument and tells an important story of the Norwegian-Swedish Sami people in the 19th century and the subsequent Norwegianization.
The last inhabitants of Kjelvika were the four unmarried siblings Edvard, Karen, Hans, and Anna, who lived here and managed the farm together. They managed the farm with four cows, a few sheep, a couple of goats, and a horse.
The last inhabitants of Kjelvika were the four unmarried siblings Edvard, Karen, Hans, and Anna, who lived here and managed the farm together. They managed the farm with four cows, a few sheep, a couple of goats, and a horse.
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