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**QzVyZbTg** · 11-17-2011, 11:06 AM

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A bridge to Hell, across the Stjørdal River, close to Trondheim Airport, Værnes. Although appropriate, I assume that the sign on the bridge is meant for the tourists. They seem to appreciate it, because usually the sign has been gone. Now it has been thoroughly fastened; all nuts have been welded to the steel structure.
(2007-09-20)

Hell, early spring view from the hill behind the train station (which is discernible above the picture center). Hell is a bit larger than this, about 350 inhabitants I've heard, but nobody is able to define the boundary. It's situated in the old administrative unit (then called 'herred') Lånke south of the Stjørdal River. Now Lånke is merged with Stjørdal on the north side of the river and the common name is Stjørdal (now called 'kommune'). But to most tourists it's all Hell.
(2004-04-02)

11-17-2011, 11:06 AM	#5
QzVyZbTg Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 441 Senior Member	http://www.exviking.net/man/hell.htm A bridge to Hell, across the Stjørdal River, close to Trondheim Airport, Værnes. Although appropriate, I assume that the sign on the bridge is meant for the tourists. They seem to appreciate it, because usually the sign has been gone. Now it has been thoroughly fastened; all nuts have been welded to the steel structure. (2007-09-20) Hell, early spring view from the hill behind the train station (which is discernible above the picture center). Hell is a bit larger than this, about 350 inhabitants I've heard, but nobody is able to define the boundary. It's situated in the old administrative unit (then called 'herred') Lånke south of the Stjørdal River. Now Lånke is merged with Stjørdal on the north side of the river and the common name is Stjørdal (now called 'kommune'). But to most tourists it's all Hell. (2004-04-02)
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