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26 motorhomes attend first rally on Hitra

15.09.2026 18:00 1 min 1 source РУС
Hitra-Frøya NOR
26 motorhomes attend first rally on Hitra
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The Norwegian Motorhome Association held its first motorhome rally on Hitra. The event took place over the weekend at Fjellvang Youth Centre, with 26 motorhomes arriving from Lom, Bølandet and Namsos. The programme included a speech by Hitra mayor John Lernes, a raffle, dancing and a venison stew dinner.

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26 motorhomes attend first rally on Hitra

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