File:Karmsund folkemuseum Haugesund Norway Interior Fiskeri og sjøfart Fishery exhibition Distorted panoramic photo 2020-06-10 IMG 8831.jpg

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English: "Fisheries and shipping" (Norwegian: Fiskeri og sjøfart), Faering (open boat with two pairs of oars), traditional fishing nets and other equipment, etc. from Rogaland, Norway. From exhibition in Karmsund folkemuseum, a museum in Haugesund focusing on the cultural history of the town of Haugesund and the northern part of Rogaland county in the 19th and 20th century. Distorted panoramic photo of interior taken on June 10th, 2020.
Norsk bokmål: Fra utstillingsavdelinga «Fiskeri og sjøfart» i Karmsund folkemuseum i Haugesund, regionalt kulturhistorisk museum for Haugalandet (Nord-Rogaland). Blant annet færing (robåt med to årepar, strandebarmbåt fra 1880-åra), fiskegarn, landnot, teiner, skutemalerier, skipsmodeller med mer. Fordreid panoramfoto av museumsinteriøret tatt 10. juni 2020.
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