Norway is NOT a member of the EU.
For more information about our KRONE, please take a look at http://www.norges-bank.no/en/
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from Rob and Mandy
Stavanger is the fourth biggest city in Norway. It is situated on the southwest coast. My aim is to try to capture something from every day, from the area nearby too, and when I am not at home I will still try to put up a photo from my archive. Welcome back for another look.
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March
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- Not Paradis......
- Todays models.
- The Swedish artist.
- The gate.
- Sunshine.
- A new book.
- ART.
- BLUE SKY.
- God natt.
- Even a bit of snow today.
- The message.
- Bowling tonight.
- Urban flats.
- It is OPEN
- Money - money...
- Gizmo and Bente.
- A message.
- Have a nice weekend!
- Time : 06.32 AM
- SUNNY DAY !
- Happy horses in town.
- The White House.
- Spring is soon here.
- A view over Våland.
- Climbing walls.
- Shane Kuhn.
- TOLLAK
- Streetlife.
- Art by Frank Åsnes.
- Made in Holland.
- The Royals.
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March
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from Rob and Mandy
7 comments:
The colours are distinctive and bold. Our money has now been changed to polymer instead of cotton and it is not a popular change! The bills are very slippery (and can fall out of your pocket so easily for one thing!)
Your currency is quite pretty, though.
I encountered a similar problem in Hungary. We arrived on a Sunday at the end of a cruise, and Hungary has its own currency. We didn't have any and it was impossible to find ATMs, so we spent very little money before departing the next day.
It appears some of the same security features on our currency turns up in yours.
And, very pretty money it is. ;) I remember the years we were paid in Krone because we were on board a Norwegian flagged ship at the time.
Interesting....
I looked up "hamiltons" comment, I never knew that that cotton or polymers were used in the paper..
I don't use have money long enough to look at it!
hmmmm.....
Learn something new every day.
It gets confusing sometimes. Your money reminds me a bit of military scrip which we were issued to use on military installations.
I haven't been to Norway yet, but I imagine it is annoying for tourists who are used to the euro. THey can get over it though!
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