Norwegians' day to celebrate: "Norwegians' day to celebrate
The 17th of May is Norway's Constitution Day, celebrating the signing of the country's most important document back in 1814. It took another 91 years before Norway won full independence in 1905, and Norwegians have been celebrating ever since. The biggest national event is the school children's parade up to the Royal Palace in Oslo.
PHOTO: KYRRE LIEN / SCANPIX"
And to think that there were no celebrations in Crockett! On the other hand, a couple of whales went all the way to Sacramento. See below.
The 17th of May is Norway's Constitution Day, celebrating the signing of the country's most important document back in 1814. It took another 91 years before Norway won full independence in 1905, and Norwegians have been celebrating ever since. The biggest national event is the school children's parade up to the Royal Palace in Oslo.
PHOTO: KYRRE LIEN / SCANPIX"
And to think that there were no celebrations in Crockett! On the other hand, a couple of whales went all the way to Sacramento. See below.
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