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Nico
August 26, 2026
Hiking
Unbelievable that people still lived like this in 1900... one can hardly imagine it
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Marian & 🐾
August 10, 2022
Hiking
Lasse i Berget was called "Sweden's last caveman."
Lasse's cave was built directly into the mountainside, walled with limestone slabs. He lived there with Inga. The cave consisted of two small rooms, each with a fireplace. There were also three windows. Loose boards lay on the floor, and the mountain rose up beneath the beds. The roof was made of both the rock overhang and limestone slabs resting against the walls.
Lasse's cave was built directly into the mountainside, walled with limestone slabs. He lived there with Inga. The cave consisted of two small rooms, each with a fireplace. There were also three windows. Loose boards lay on the floor, and the mountain rose up beneath the beds. The roof was made of both the rock overhang and limestone slabs resting against the walls.
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Guido Rohr
June 16, 2020
Hiking
Interesting how people used to live. That was actually not that long ago.
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