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English:
Lord William Bromley-Davenport (1821–84, right) and local boatman and chaffer (fishing assistant) Ole Fiva (left) from the Fiva farm in Romsdalen Valley, Norway. Lord Davenport used to come here every summer (?) since 1849, to spend time at his summer house Fiva farm which he bought in 1862, and fish fish.
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| Source | Digitaltmuseum.no (Romsdalsmuseet) |
| Author | Unknown photographer |
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