Hell is a small place about 30 km east of Trondheim, close to Trondheim Airport Værnes/TRD.
The name is from an old Norwegian word 'hellir', and means overhang.
Hell also means 'stroke of good luck' :-)
For English speaking people this is a popular place to visit :-)
These pictures are, as you can see, from the railway station.
"GODS" means something like cargo.
As you can see, Hell is not beneath. It is 3.9 meters above sea level :-)
This last one is a postcard, one of the most famous ones. Found this on Internet, here.
Oh my you've been to Hell and back??
ReplyDeleteI love that postcard...
very unusual His for hell post...
ReplyDeletemine says H is for heaven!!! LOL
Think the people there:
ReplyDelete<-Where do you live?>
<-In Hell...!>
Fantastisk, hvor ligger Hell? Jeg liker brevkortet.Bor du ogsa i Hell?
ReplyDeleteSupert!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteHar helt siden jeg begynte å delta i ABCW ønsket å ha bilder herfra.
Det har imidlertid vært for kostbart å reise dit bare av den grunn.
Nå har du løst utfordringen
Supert
Cool - no I mean hot! ANd you're back to talk about it!
ReplyDeleteCheers, Klaus
Fascinating, and what a beautiful scene on that old postcard.
ReplyDeleteGreat take ABC Wednesday, the letter H and Hell!! I had no idea this particlar Hell existed!
ReplyDeleteWell, "hell's bells!" That's a surprise to find in Norway.
ReplyDeleteBut I don't quite understand the sign "Gods expedition." ? ?
What a spot on the eath. Veldig spesielt sted må jeg si.
ReplyDeleteHell looks like a nice place to visit and even stay for a while I like your photos of it. Nice shots.
ReplyDeleteI only have one "H" for my post today. I hope you like it. I put it on Canon Pixels
This is the first time I've ever stated that I would like to go to Hell, but your pictures of this picturesque village have led me to change my mind!
ReplyDeleteExcellent H post... I never knew this place existed... I've been told to go there many a time.. ha!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing !
ReplyDeleteThe postcard is fantastic with its red sky!(Where is the Devil ?)
thanks for your kind comment !
Miss Yves
What can one say, to start i will hell eh eh, hello. Great set to post for this weeks letter "H"
ReplyDeleteOh, now I get it. Thanks for the explanation. It's still funny. :)
ReplyDeleteA better Hell, than American politics..lol.. nice H for tomorrow, I am still looking for my H. I will try not to make it political.
ReplyDeletei would feel uncomfortrable to look at it, but i suppose it is a lovely place!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! This is priceless! Maybe I'll go to Hell one day. I must share this with my pastor! :D Try to have a heavenly week. lol
ReplyDeleteFunny and ironic when translated. I think you win the prize for the most original H post.
ReplyDeleteMine will be posted in a few hours.
Great choice!
ReplyDeletePaz
Ha! I loved this post! Made me smile, and the thought of hell does not usually make me smile!
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hilarious. :D excellent, excellent. gods expedition. marvelous. :D
ReplyDeleteThat's awesome. Wonderful addition for ABC Wednesday. Thanks for the photos and educational tour of Hell!
ReplyDeleteWhat a unique idea for ABC Wednesday letter H.
ReplyDeleteIf we ever visit your country I will be able to say to my husband,
"Go to Hell.""
Bear((( )))
wow thats a revelation! amazing! thank you for this interesting information!
ReplyDeleteFlott innlegg!
ReplyDeleteFantastiske bilde på fleire innlegg her i det siste :)
fantastic photos and very interesting place. and the last one is really hell
ReplyDeleteHei:O=) Fant deg inne hos GundaM ... nydelig innlegg, flotte bilder. elsker det rustne innlegget ditt litt lengere nede.
ReplyDeleteKerstin
Ja Hell er ett flott sted. Kreativt...hihihi
ReplyDeleteNydelige bilder under her også. Riktig en proff du!!
Ivar: Those were some interesting captures from a place I don't want to go.
ReplyDeleteWhat the hell...
ReplyDeleteThat was SO interesting...
There really is a hell on earth then. It looks quite pretty. excellent post.
ReplyDeleteFacinating! I didn't know such a place existed!
ReplyDeleteHallo Ivar,
ReplyDeletesorry I`m to late to stop at "HELL" and listen to some "BLUES", just arrived in Norway.
Hilser Hartmut
What a most fantastic H. Brilliant. And such stunning photos. i nevber thought I'd here myself saying I'd like to go to Hell........Thank you for posting your kind comments on my site. Regarding the Lifeboat you can see whole photos of her on its own dedicated page on my site which you can visit at....
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nice looking little town. I thought Hell would be hotter with everything on fire.
ReplyDelete"Gods expedition" ... that is incredibly funny.
ReplyDeleteWhat a strange and wonderful use of a word that usually conjures up fear and trepidation! An excellent post, for sure. Thanks for sharing your clever sense of humor and great photos.
ReplyDeleteOh yes a place to go....then we could say we had been to Hell and back!
ReplyDeleteLOL!
Thanks so much
Dx
Language is funny. For those of us speaking English, "stroke of good luck" as the meaning for "hell" is nothing short of hilarious. The pictures are all wonderful, and just make me laugh in light of the language thing. And the last one, well, it looks like "hell!"
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