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I love it when the elders dig up old history and teach us by restoring it. In Bergen old mills built water-chutes to increase flow of water, they were used until WWII and then forgotten. Now they’ve rebuilt 75 meter of them on the exact same place.
Link to story (in Norwegian): Ildsjeler med engasjement for Sandviken | ba.no.
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Det er fantastisk når den eldre garde graver opp gammel historie og restaurerer den, fantastisk engasjement!
Lenke: Ildsjeler med engasjement for Sandviken | ba.no.