Current 2-8-1960: Grense grows together In the middle of the border between Norway and Sweden, the small chapel stands as a challenge to all artificial divisions. For the sitters on these edges, the border is nothing more than a ten meter wide street through the forest. They have the same long way to the nearest densely populated place in Sweden as in Norway. Commissioner Svein Hector has collected a good portion of the money needed for furnishing and remodeling. The first clerical act he performed at this outpost in his congregation was a wedding: the Morokulien Santa was emotionally devoted

Current 2-8-1960: Grense grows together In the middle of the border between Norway and Sweden, the small chapel stands as a challenge to all artificial divisions. For the sitters on these edges, the border is nothing more than a ten meter wide street through the forest. They have the same long way to the nearest densely populated place in Sweden as in Norway. Commissioner Svein Hector has collected a good portion of the money needed for furnishing and remodeling. The first clerical act he performed at this outpost in his congregation was a wedding: the Morokulien Santa was emotionally devoted Stock Photo

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2R89TXW

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5705 x 3804 px | 48.3 x 32.2 cm | 19 x 12.7 inches | 300dpi

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1 January 1960

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Sverre A. Børretzen

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Current 2-8-1960: Grense grows together In the middle of the border between Norway and Sweden, the small chapel stands as a challenge to all artificial divisions. For the sitters on these edges, the border is nothing more than a ten meter wide street through the forest. They have the same long way to the nearest densely populated place in Sweden as in Norway. Commissioner Svein Hector has collected a good portion of the money needed for furnishing and remodeling. The first clerical act he performed at this outpost in his congregation was a wedding: the Morokulien Santa was emotionally devoted to his ex from Örebro. Commissioner Svein Hector has collected a good portion of the money needed for furnishing and remodeling. The first clerical act he performed at this outpost in his congregation was a wedding: the Morokulien Santa was emotionally devoted to his ex from Örebro. Photo: Sverre A. Børretzen / Aktuell / NTB ***PHOTO NOT IMAGE PROCESSED***

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