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Friluftsliv at Troll Hagen

It couldn't have been a nicer day than last Saturday at Troll Hagen in Timberlakes. The weather was cool, the mosquitos were subdued, the wildflowers were out in abundance, and the company was wonderful. All the elements of friluftsliv ("free outdoor living") were there. And as a bonus, we got a preview of the rosemaling that will be on the Crossings 200 float as well as a look at Jim Barton's impressive model railroad layout.


  • One of several panels of rosemaling that will be attached to the Crossings 200 float.
  • Leave a comment below if you know the name of this flower.
  • At the bench built by the Jim and Marie Barton's son.
  • Indian Paintbrush
  • Sign marking the Moose Trail
  • Sign donated by Jim Barton
  • Jim Barton donated this sign (and others) to help mark the trail.
  • Mule deer
  • Primrose
  • Danger Bridge
  • Marie teaches us about the bench and trails.
  • Troll Hagen (Troll Garden)
  • Detail of layout (is that a hytte?)
  • Jim describes how he designed and crafted the layout.
  • Control panel for the model railroad layout.
  • Jim spent many years creating this N-scale layout--one of five layouts he has created.

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About the Leif Erikson Lodge

The Leif Erikson Lodge 6-83 was formed in November 1966 to bring the benefits of Sons of Norway to Salt Lake City and surrounding areas and to assist in the preservation of Norwegian culture.

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