For wooden, it will have to be buildings. Most houses in Norway are predominantly built with wood – there’s always been so much of it!
First, the little outhouse at our cabin. This is a modern(ish) version, used as a guest house in the summer, but these buildings were found on every farm in Norway in the old days, and they were used for food storage. The pillars were designed to keep the vermin out, and the buildings were well aired, so that dried goods, salted and fresh meats and sausages would keep for as long as possible. An old-fashioned fridge…
This is a stave church – it’s from around 1100 A.D., not long after Norway was first Christened. The roof is made out of wooden slates.
This is our up- and coming barn… completely built from wood – the cladding and most of the framework comes from our own forest.
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