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Fotlandsfossen (the Footland waterfall), located in the cross between Fv. 206 and Fv. 210) is a distinctive and not expected landscape area in the municipality of Time. Here has the Hå river dug itself between the phyllite rock and made the biggest waterfall in Jæren. The rock gives rise to a rich vegetation, which attracts insects and birds. Before was fishing after pearls a right for everyone, but now the pearl mussels are protected. You could see salmons jumping agains the current and up to the top of the waterfall!
Running water has been a resource so long people have known to use hydropower energy, ever since the 13th century. The rests of a destroyed mill can be found above and beneath the waterfall. The two biggest plants have been restored as monuments to the hydropower utilization.
This industrial mill was built in 1845, at a site where grain had been ground since the…
This power station opened in 1915 to supply all the electricity needs of Time…
Garborgheimen was the childhood home of author Arne Garborg (1851-1924), built by his…
The Garborg Centre is an arena where you encounter author couple Arne and Hulda Garborg.…
"A song about life". Sculptor Fritz Røed (1928-2002) planned the sculpture park as a song…
This crofter's farm and cabin, sited on the Line farm, dates from around 1780. It was in…
Striking bridge across lake Frøylandsvatnet. The bridge is 230 metres long and 2 metres…
The village museum consists of historically furnished rooms - living room, bedroom,…
This was author Arne Garborg's summer residence at Jæren, from 1899-1923. Knudaheio…
The bird park in Nærbø village centre is near the railway station.Proud peacocks, ducks,…
The Tinghaug area abounds in prehistoric sites. Here you'll find not only Krosshaug, a…
Jærmuseet Vitengarden (the Science Farm) is an architecturally interesting building, with…
Monument of the author Åse-Marie Nesse (1934-2001) from Kleppe. She wrote novels and…
This small Jæren house, built approx. 1870, stands at Håland, by the intersection of…
Marked trail with several alternative routes in the low mountain area between the farms…
The bridge over the Figgjo river was completed in 1853, a combined stone arch and slab…
Bryne, TimeBryne is a town in Time municipality. Bryne is about 25 minutes by train south of Stavanger. Bryne was granted city status in 2001, and is one of Norway's 50 largest cities. Bryne is thus among the youngest cities in Norway. Bryne was established as Thime Station, one of many railway stations along…
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