The tales of Alvøen, the secret country far, far back in time.
1. How the west (of Bergen) was won.
Alvøen, a small place on the west of Bergen, which is in the west of Norway, which again is west in Europe, was a quiet place for idyllic familytime and farming.
Around the 1700's there settled a family from south, the Fasmers. They had a fabric in Alvøen, where they have made the most peculiar, and some very normal and boring, things up the years. The family came to be very succesfull, and made a big living in Alvøen, which would settle to be their own little town at a point.
Thie picture underneath shows the villa the overhead of the family lived in for hundreds of years.
Today Alvøen is a nice place to visit. All the houses are white, cute, and protected (they're old). They also have one of the so very nice Alee's in Bergen. There will be a fall-picture of it underneath!
All of this niceness is most thanked to the nice family Fasmer!
Tree carved of artist Stuart Frost
