SELJORD CHURCH (SELJORD KIRKE)
Church – Cathedral – Basilica – Chapel
2024
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2024
This 12th century Romanesque church is dedicated to St. Olav. According to legend, the carved face on the north-western façade represents the same canonized king. Another legend tells that the church was built by a nymph who, after completing her work, had the misfortune to fall to her death. Where the nymph fell, the grass has never grown again. A nice visit for the whole family if you are in the area.
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We could not see the seven tails representing the seven combinations of Huldra with mortals. It seems that it always seeks the 8th husband. People, beware! If you see a pretty daughter but whose tail cow (or fox) exceeds under the underskirts...
On the other hand I do not find the meaning of the remains of paintings on the exterior walls. If someone has an explanation?
Two passionate of Norway.