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by njola 07 Sep 2012 ( edited Sep 22'12 11:28 )
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When the story has finished is nice to have the storypersons around. Make them remember. Did this digitizing only for my grandchildren.

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Comments (14)
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by oaro 07 Sep 2012
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looks great
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by highlandermom 07 Sep 2012
+8
Very nice
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by terriweistra 07 Sep 2012
+8
Very nice :)
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by gerryvb 07 Sep 2012
+7
great job
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by sigrun 07 Sep 2012
+7
Já þú hefur ekki setið auðum höndum Njóla mín - en þetta er flott.
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by njola 07 Sep 2012
Takk
by njola 07 Sep 2012
Sendu mér skilaboð ef þig langar í ehv
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by marjialexa 07 Sep 2012
+5
I'm sure the grandchildren will appreciate having this, and your digitizing is really good. I'm wondering what the story was? It looks like the mother is either welcoming the boy home, or telling him good-bye, but it is a happy voyage, anyway. How wonderful that you can see the love on their faces from just such a few digitized lines. Very well done, Njola. Hugs, Marji
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by njola 08 Sep 2012
It´s a children story called The last troll after an icelandic author Steinar Berg. It has been translated to english.
by njola 08 Sep 2012
Asyou can guess the woman is the troll
by marjialexa 09 Sep 2012
I looked it up, Njola, it's a great story! I found out Steinar Berg runs his farmhouse as a guesthouse. If I would come to Iceland I would stay there. Oh, I wish, I wish. Thanks, hugs, Marji
by njola 11 Sep 2012
Hopefully you will visit our country, the trolls are hiding in the mountains he he :)
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by bumblebee 07 Sep 2012
+4
Nicely done
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by loosie 07 Sep 2012
+5
Well done :)
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by pldc 07 Sep 2012
+4
terrific!
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by noah 07 Sep 2012
+4
Awesome hugs
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by njola 08 Sep 2012
Takk :)
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by momhome 08 Sep 2012
+3
You did a great job. I really like. This makes me want to find the story and read it.
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by buffy1 08 Sep 2012
+3
great job!
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by lidiad 17 Sep 2012
+2
Great job!
Hugs, Lidia
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by ansalu 22 Sep 2012
+1
This looks wonderful. Like the others I never heard of that tale but I'm always pleased when I can learn something from another country. <br /><br />
Hope you will share one or two of your wonderful designs (love your icelandic santa) with us :o)<br /><br />
Greetings, Bettina<br /><br />
PS: Worked a long time for a big swedisch furniture company and loved the stories about Tomte.
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by njola 22 Sep 2012
Thanks, but that design is taken from the book so I don´t dear to share it.