Lynvingen Photo Archive

Food and beverages

Different landscapes from a variety of places. Norwegian landscapes are in a separate gallery, and are thus not included here.

Flowers and plants

Photos from a two years long biketour through Europe, South- and Central-America

Bike touring, biking, cycling

Sea Kayaking

Mountains!!

Some of our work in print

Tents from Helsport: Helsport Fjellheimen Super Light camp 3, Helsport Svalbard 3, Helsport Gimle 4 and Helsport Finnmark, Lavvo, Helsport Fenris skallbekledning, Helsport Alta sovepose, Helsport Skaret dagstursekk

mammals

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Surfing world tour Peniche, Portugal 2012

Images from Sweden

Images from a 8 week kayaking tour along the Norwegian coastline from Sponvika (Halden) to Trondheim, summer 2011

Judo is a sport, an art, a discipline, a recreational or social activity, a fitness program, a means of self-defense or combat, and a way of life. It is all of these and more. Kodokan Judo comes to us from the fighting system of feudal Japan. Founded in 1882 by Dr. Jigoro Kano, Judo is a refinement of the ancient martial art of Jujutsu. Dr. Kano, President of the University of Education, Tokyo, studied these ancient forms and integrated what he considered to be the best of their techniques into what is now the modern sport of Judo. Judo was introduced into the Olympic Games in 1964 and is practiced by millions of people throughout the world today. People practice Judo to excel in competition, to stay in shape, to develop self-confidence, and for many other reasons. But most of all, people do Judo just for the fun of it. Judo er en japansk kampidrett og består av kast og kontrollteknikker. Utøvere over 16 år lærer også armbend og kvelinger. Judo er verdens 8. største olympiske idrett med over 16 millioner utøvere på verdensbasis og har vært OL- gren siden 1964. Judo gir variert trening med balanse, koordinasjon, smidighet, bevegelighet og styrke. Det er lite skader, selv om det er en fullkontakt kampidrett. Judo er effektivt som selvforsvar, men først når man selv blir angrepet.

Images from Northern Ireland

Scanned dias from the sixties

JUDO: Trøndercup og ungdomssamling okt. 2010, Trondheim

From a bike journey along the Western coast of Australia (Perth to Broome), July and August 2009. Participants on the journey were: Anders Levoll and Birgit Ryningen

What is House of Bols?Discover the world behind genever and liqueurs. Unmask the amazing truth behind taste, aroma and smell. And experience the glitter & glamour of The World of Bartending. Welcome to House of Bols! In House of Bols you will learn about the rich history of Lucas Bols. An intriguing story that brings you right back to 1575. That's how long ago the first distillery of the Bols family was established, secret recipes were tried out and bartenders mixed their cocktails with Bols genever ... But House of Bols offers a lot more. Visit the The Hall of Taste for a surprising taste experiment. Taste with your eyes, hands and even your nose! And for anyone who wants to know more about the art of flair bartending, there is the Flair Booth where you can practice your juggling skills. When you have reached the end of your tour, finish it in style. In the Mirror bar our bartender awaits you with a complimentary cocktail. Professionally mixed and in the flavor of your choice. And do you want to improve your mixing skills even further? In the House of Bols Shop you can find a fully equipped bartender toolkit! Hope to see you in House of Bols! A taste of things to come... Learn more about..... our history, taste and bartending: HistoryThe stone jar or "genever kruik' is a bottle with a long history. The Bols family was the first to produce real high quality genevers. But did you know that the Bols family founded the company in 1575 and began by making liqueurs? The production of genever came 100 years later. Lucas Bols is still world-famous for its range of 33 liqueurs which you can get to know in House of Bols.

Afghanistan har gjennom flere år vært herjet av krig og uroligheter. Barn og unge som bor i Afghanistan i dag har aldri opplevd annet enn ufred. Kvinnenes og jentenes situasjon har vært preget av undertrykkelse. Som en konsekvens av dette er lek og sport blitt fjernet fra barnas oppvekst. Judo for fred ønsker å gi sporten tilbake til barn og unge i Afghanistan, med særlig fokus på jentene. Through several years Afghanistan has been ravaged by war and disturbance. The young and the children of Afghanistan have never experienced anything but strife. The situations of the women and children have been marked by suppression, and as a consequence of this games and sports have not been a part of their adolescence. Judo for peace wants to give the sport and activity back to the children and the young of Afghanistan, specially focused on activities including girls. web page: www.judoforfred.org

Judo for fred (judo for peace) activities in Norway included images from different arrangements arranged by the Judo for fred board in Norway, including seminars, visit from Afghanistan, administration and trips. It also includes activities where Judo for fred has been present as well as some portrait pictures of involved people in Norway.

Burundi (pronounced [bu'?undi]), officially the Republic of Burundi, is a country in the Great Lakes region of Eastern Africa bordered by Rwanda to the north, Tanzania to the east and south, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo to the west. Its size is just under 28,000 km² with an estimated population of almost 8,700,000. Its capital is Bujumbura. Although the country is landlocked, much of the southwestern border is adjacent to Lake Tanganyika. The Twa, Tutsi, and Hutu peoples have occupied Burundi since the country's formation five centuries ago. Burundi was ruled as a kingdom by the Tutsi for over two hundred years. However, at the beginning of the twentieth century, Germany and Belgium occupied the region, and Burundi and Rwanda became a European colony known as Ruanda-Urundi. Political unrest occurred throughout the region because of social differences between the Tutsi and Hutu, provoking civil war in Burundi throughout the middle twentieth century. Presently, Burundi is governed as a presidential representative democratic republic. Sixty-two percent of Burundians are Roman Catholic, eight to ten percent are Muslims and the rest follow indigenous beliefs and other Christian denominations. Burundi is one of the ten poorest countries in the world. Burundi has a low gross domestic product, largely due to civil wars, corruption, poor access to education, and the effects of HIV/AIDS. Burundi is densely populated, with substantial emigration. Cobalt and copper are among Burundi's natural resources. Some of Burundi's main exports include coffee and sugar.

Turikumwe: It is a word in Kirundi (the official mother language of Burundi) which means "All together". The project is a cooperation between the French and the Burundian Judo Federations

Big and restless horses with serious looking and arrogant horsemen high in their saddles are riding like majesties into the old, dusty, but still impressive and admirable Buzkashi Stadium in Kabul, Afghanistan. The audience is already there and is almost as impatient as the horses. Buzkashi means "goat-fetching" or "goat-killing", and is the national sport of Afghanistan. Watching such a fight feels like travelling 1000 years back in time; it smells of war, manhood and testosterone. There are no rules, no soft men, and no women allowed. Store, rastløse hester med alvorlige, konsentrerte menn majestetisk i salen, rir inn på den støvete og falleferdige, men likevel erverdige Buzkashi stadion i Kabul, Afghanistan. Publikum har allerede begynt å strømme til, og er nesten like utålmodige som hestene. Buzkashi betyr «geite knabbing» eller geite dreping», og er nasjonalsporten i Afghanistan. Å overvære et slikt geiteslag til hest føles som å reise 1000 år tilbake i tid, og det oser av krig, manndom og testosteron. Her er ingen regler, her er ingen myke menn. Kvinner ingen adgang.