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Small-scale lime burning for conservation in South Norway

Over the past 10 years small-scale lime burning has become a new tradition in Norway. Aimed at repair and conservation of old buildings, especially churches, lime is now burnt at 7-8 places across the country: in Mid-Norway, on the west coast and in the Hamar region in the southeast. In Tvedestrand, on the south coast, we began burning in a half-ton kiln two years ago. Here are impressions from our 8th burn this spring. Continue reading

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Kalkbrenning i Romania: 2000 år med ubrutte tradisjoner

I Romania foregår det fortsatt småskala kalkbrenning på landsbygda. Her finner vi tradisjoner som er nesten uendret siden romertiden, for 2000 år siden. Dette har en felles med andre land på Balkan, i Alpene og f.eks. i Spania og Portugal. … Continue reading

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