NSB Bergensbanen 1909
From the opening of the Bergen Railway in 1909 with King Haakon. We follow the train along the track up to Höfjellet with stops at various stations, i.a. Gulsvik, Myrdal, Mjølfjell.
From the opening of the Bergen Railway in 1909 with King Haakon. We follow the train along the track up to Höfjellet with stops at various stations, i.a. Gulsvik, Myrdal, Mjølfjell.
From the opening of the Bergen Railway in 1909 with King Haakon. We follow the train along the track up to Höfjellet with stops at various stations, i.a. Gulsvik, Myrdal, Mjølfjell.
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