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Flekkefjord is the westmost of the Sørlandet ("South Country") towns, Western Norway begins just a few kilometers away. Nevertheless, the old town is as typical Sørlandet as any town, with its narrow streets, white wooden houses and – still – some blue front doors. The latter might not be visible on this picture taken late in the evening. The number of inhabitants in the Flekkefjord town is a little above five thousand.
(2006-07-25)
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A Flekkefjord street in the morning. This is a part of the town called Hollenderbyen (Dutch City) because Dutch merchant ships once used to land here.
(2006-07-26)
For Norwegians only: Statue of Ola Dekksgutt (apprentice sailor) in the harbor, remember Torbjørn Egner's song?. Ola happened to come from Flekkefjord because that rhymes with ...
The Flekkefjord coat of arms
