We are very much pleased to find this wvebsite to see farming in New Zealand
We ahve farmstay in Norway and enjoying growth of our food and making this natural, many people come in summer to stay and enjoy, many from Germany who like our clothing optional summer and sauna
Ok our farm is as much with no power as we make ourselve from solar and water
ha det bra, adjø
Lars
( i am from the Scandinavian my translation poorest in english)
Hi Lars and welcome to LSB cyber family
sounds like you have a nice set up there
Hope you enjoy this site and join in the conversattions on the threads
5 retired Greyhounds ( Bridgette , Lilly, GoGo,Sam and now Lenny) 15 friendly sheep all of whom are named and come when you call them , 2 goats, Mollie and Eee Bee :
Olive trees , .. old bugger doing the best he can with no money or land
our purpose to live to New Zealand went not therefore we like to build friendship in farming however we were not young and not in our destiny however after a time of sadness we have a very great farmstay and lost contact which on recent with renewed searching was retrieved so now is now
ha det bra, adjø
Lars
( i am from the Scandinavian my translation poorest in english)
kaybe;403723 wrote: Sorry to hear you were unsuccessful in being able to emigrate to New Zealand.
Your farmstay in Norway sounds nice though - what sort of animals do you keep?
I'm glad you were able to find your way back to this website.
Thank your kindness in your words, we make farm have where visitors stay where our land has many natural water and clean which chemistry free makes for natural life and therefore making all food and clothing optional for summer where closest to nature means health and happyness for many visitors.
Animal are boar, elk, swan, donky, rabitts, chikens, fishing, eels, cows all animal are pets no consumption however elk is for consumption
ha det bra, adjø
Lars
( i am from the Scandinavian my translation poorest in english)
Where in Norway? I also had an interesting time in Norway in 1984.
Are you the person that was trying to have clothes-optional farm stays in NZ, that posted on here about 2004? It won't work in NZ. There are too many sharp plants and biting insects .
LongRidge;403734 wrote: Where in Norway? I also had an interesting time in Norway in 1984.
Are you the person that was trying to have clothes-optional farm stays in NZ, that posted on here about 2004? It won't work in NZ. There are too many sharp plants and biting insects .
The plants and as well insects are no severe impact in New Zealand, then communication ensured we are too old to be citizen so sensitive we moved from vrodal however we moved back also for family and we are now, your enjoyment of Norway is lasting good?
ha det bra, adjø
Lars
( i am from the Scandinavian my translation poorest in english)
FarmerEms;403738 wrote: Hello Lars, am i understanding right that you have a nudist farm-stay farm over in Norway?
Do you own the animals you have listed are on your farm?
Thank you
The animals have ownership however we do not consume, if you untake a chicken for eggs for example, we have elk for food where we use for stews as per example or smoking eel
tourist will stay to retrieve berries and produce and stay, in the summer many will not take clothing from Germany example and go to the lake or water river, we are free in thinking and very happy to have youngr people to cutting wood or long grass as readiness in winter means.
ha det bra, adjø
Lars
( i am from the Scandinavian my translation poorest in english)
Velkommen Lars til cyberfamilien. Hvor bor du i trondelag? Jeg har bodd i Trondheim i flere ar, men for mange ar siden. Men kansjke jeg skulle snakke engelsk so at andre kan forsta
[I hope you can hear my trondisk accent in that?]
You would find farming here very different with animals outdoors all year, a much larger number of animals per farmer and per farm and no farming subsidies any more for being on the land.
Nice to hear from you and whats the temperature? Minus 20. I hear the snow is good around Trondheim at least at the beginning of the week
and welcome to LSB cyber family 
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