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E: 24/12 BERGANSOFNORWAY Advent(FB App)

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  • One-Eye
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    edited 6 December 2013 at 12:22AM
    Friday 6th December

    Today's riddle sends us looking for a product which has taken its name from the Norwegian word for the plant below. Here’s a clue: Because its seeds are always covered by a thick mass of fluffy cotton, its English name naturally contains the word... cotton!!! Which product is hiding behind today's window? We are searching for the long women’s version

    We got this one wrong in 2011, but correct in 2012. The plant is HERE (English) and HERE (Norwegian)

    Answer from HERE = Torvull Lady Jacket or possibly from HERE Torvull Lady Pants
    it depends how you read the phrase "We are searching for the long women’s version"
  • One-Eye
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    edited 7 December 2013 at 12:18AM
    Sorry Folks - I got yesterday's wrong - answer was Myrull Lady Coat
    Over the last few years we have always struggled with the Myrull/Torvull plant clues and I still haven't got the difference straight in my head! Only other possibility is our Norwegian friends keep changing the name of their plants in order to fool the Brits!


    Saturday 7th December

    Today's riddle requires us to find a product that has borrowed its name from an archipelago just south of Bergen. It is the northernmost municipality in the district of Sunnhordland and has a total area of 255 km². Which product is hiding behind today's window?

    Municipality is Tysnes

    Answer from HERE = Tysnes Jacket
  • One-Eye
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    Sunday 8th December

    The best way of surviving an avalanche is to avoid being caught in one. Knowledge about avalanches is therefore your most important equipment besides a transmitter/receiver, shovel, probe, and first-aid kit. However, if your are caught in an avalanche, there is one product by Bergans which can increase your chances of staying on top of the snow. Which product is hiding behind today's window?

    Answer from HERE = HODLEKVE ABS 15L Rucksack
  • One-Eye
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    Monday 9th December

    A common creature/character in Norwegian folk tales + a Norwegian word for mountain top that you can find in the names of many Norwegian peaks, for example, Store Skagastølstind. Creature/character + mountain top =?

    Answer from HERE = Trolltind Jacket
  • One-Eye
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    Tuesday 10th December

    Today's riddle sends us on a quest for a product that has borrowed its name from a municipality in Møre og Romsdal. The municipality includes the villages of Geiranger, Hellesylt, and Liabygda. Which product is hiding behind today's window?

    Municipality is Stranda

    Answer from HERE = Stranda Pants
  • One-Eye
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    Wednesday 11th December

    Today's riddle requires us to find a product that has borrowed its name from a little place in the municipality of Tinn. The location is known as a tourist area that offers opportunities for overnight accommodation, e.g. on Maarfjellstogo. Which product is hiding behind today's window?

    I think this is Stegaros rather than Rjukan - both are in Tinn and both have Jackets named after them.

    answer from HERE = Stegaros Jacket
  • One-Eye
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    Thursday 12th December

    If Preikestolen (Pulpit Rock) is the little brother, who is the big brother? We are looking for a product that has borrowed its name from one of the most beautiful mountains in Norway. Which product is hiding behind today's window?

    I think this refers to Kjerag mountain which is also on Lysefjord but is higher.

    Answer from HERE = Kjerag Jacket
  • One-Eye
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    Friday 13th December

    The name of this island, which is the second largest island in Norway,
    + the English word for this type of precipitation =

    answer from HERE = Senja Snow Sleeping Bag
  • One-Eye
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    Saturday 14th December

    Today's riddle requires us to find a product that has borrowed its name from a little tourist spot in Lesja municipality in Oppdal. This place is located near the European route 136, at 574 m or 1883 feet above sea level. The location is also a stop on the Rauma Railway. Which product is hiding behind today's window?

    The place is Bjorli

    answer from HERE = Bjorli Shirt
  • One-Eye
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    Sunday 15th December - Day 15

    The name of a Persian spirit + the highest peak in the Slovenian Sava Hills = a flowering, perennial Norwegian herb that has loaned its name to one of the products used in this autumn's edition of “71° nord” (71° North). Which product is hiding behind today's window?

    Spirit = Peri, Hill = Kum

    answer from HERE = Perikum Jacket
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