I hadn\u00b4t previously heard about any sp\u00f8kelseshistorier<\/strong>, but it appears there are many from all over the country. \u00a0The first such place I came across where paranormal activity sp\u00f8ker <\/strong>(spooks) is Gjesme g\u00e5rd<\/strong> (farm) in Fl\u00e5msdalen<\/em>. \u00a0A man by the name of Kjetil Moberg<\/em> from Bergen<\/em> bought the farm and both he and the previous owner are 100% sure at det er noe der <\/strong>(that there is something there), that when you are alone, you really aren’t alone. \u00a0Kjetil<\/em> claims that he sees skygger<\/strong> (shadows), tven sl\u00e5r seg av <\/strong>(the TV turns off), skifter kanal <\/strong>(changes channel), or volumet sl\u00e5r seg av<\/strong>. \u00a0He wonders if the sp\u00f8kelse<\/strong> didn\u00b4t achieve something in life or if it is upset that there is a restaurant there now.<\/p>\n South of Oslo, at Fredrikstad<\/em> Castle in Halden<\/em> is said to reside Den Hvite Dame<\/strong> (the white lady). \u00a0I had never heard about Den Hvite Dame<\/strong>, but apparently she is a sp\u00f8kelse<\/strong> found in many cultures. \u00a0Believers claim she represents a female that suffered trauma in life. \u00a0She usually appears in old Victorian garb, has whitish cloudy eyes and medium-length white hair. \u00a0She usually looks sad and those who see her feel that she is trying to tell them something. \u00a0Den Hvite Dame<\/strong> in Halden<\/em> is believed to be the sp\u00f8kelse<\/strong> of the fortress commander\u00b4s mistress, who killed herself after Swedish forces killed her lover. \u00a0Those who claim to have seen her say that she vinker<\/strong> (waves) and turns the fortress spotlights off before she shows herself.<\/p>\n At Nidarosdomen<\/em> in Trondheim<\/em>, Norway\u00b4s famous gothic cathedral, munken<\/strong> (the monk) has been seen by many people spooking around. \u00a0Even the staunchest religious believers say that they have seen munken<\/strong> inside kirken<\/strong> (the church). \u00a0Some say munken<\/strong> has a beautiful face with glowing eyes. \u00a0A couple of students who stayed i kirken<\/strong> overnight claim that they heard strange noises and mass songs. \u00a0There are several other haunted spaces in Trondheim.<\/p>\n Up in Troms\u00f8, the ansatte <\/strong>(employees) at Bymyra Barnehage<\/strong> (preschool) eventually called a pastor in to try to get the sp\u00f8kelser<\/strong> there to go away. \u00a0They say that they hear stemmer<\/strong> (voices), er som om de forf\u00f8lger dem<\/strong> (as if they are following them), and sometime even feel like de tar p\u00e5 dem<\/strong> (they are touching them).<\/p>\n I just got a call back from one of my friends that said the property they were just on was insanely scary-found white roses on the fence, an old tire with a cross inside, an old little child\u00b4s tennis racket, and the outline of a person. \u00a0You couldn\u00b4t pay me to go to a place like that in cold, rainy, windy weather at night!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Now that Halloween is just around the corner and I have, as I write this, friends exploring an old abandoned farm house which was the site of brutal murders a century ago, I thought it would be a good time to do a little research on sp\u00f8kelser (ghosts) in Norway. \u00a0Oh, and that\u00b4s not…<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/norwegian\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/14\/2010\/10\/munkeni_jpg_574342a1-350x216.jpg\")