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Spring cabin visit to Hemsedal

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Earlier this spring we rented a cabin from my employer, they have some few cabins around Norway for employees. This time my family went with my sister and her family to enjoy some days together. Very nice time with melting snow and a lot of fog, some rain and a wee bit of sunshine. Here are some of the shots I took while we were up there.

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