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Henningsvær, Lofoten
Henningsvær is home to about 400 people. With it's quiet harbour, cozy cafés and handcraft shops, it is one of the main attractions to…
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Traditional racks for the drying of cod (Gadus Morhua) in Lofoten, Norway
The production of salt fish dates back over 1000 years in Norway and the fish has become a main ingredient in Mediterranean, West African,…
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Traditional racks for the drying of cod (Gadus Morhua) in Lofoten, Norway
Fish to be dried in the traditional manner in Lofoten is hung on racks for a calculated amount of time, depending on the size…
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Harbour view on Skrova, Lofoten
This 3.8 square kilometre island is home to about 200 people. Ellingsen Seafood has its facilities located on Skrova and produces about 15.000 metric…
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Fishing boats and gulls in the harbour in Lofoten, Norway
The North-East Arctic cod, the world's largest cod stock, is found in the waters surrounding Lofoten. Fishing is as strong an industry as tourism…
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Fishing boats in the harbour in Lofoten, Norway
The International Council for the Exploration of the Sea (ICES), which provides advice on the management of fish stocks, has evaluated the North-East Arctic…
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Maintenance of fishing nets, Lofoten
Lofoten is home to around 24,500 people for whom the traditional practice of cod fishing and production of stockfish dates back over 1000 years…
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View over Skrova, Lofoten
This 3.8 square kilometre island is home to about 200 people. Ellingsen Seafood has its facilities located on Skrova and produces about 15.000 metric…
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Dried fish, traditional produce in Lofoten, Norway
Fishing is a traditional practice in Lofoten, home to around 24,500 people and an area where the industry is as strong as tourism.
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View over Lofoten, Norway
Harbour, Lofoten: One of Norway's primary tourist destinations. Fishing is as strong an industry as tourism in this region.
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Maintenance of fishing nets, Lofoten
Lofoten is home to around 24,500 people for whom the traditional practice of cod fishing and production of stockfish dates back over 1000 years…
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Svolvær, Lofoten
With its 9200 inhabitants, Svolvær serves as the main harbour and center on the Lofoten Islands. Other than the massive fishing industry, tourism is…