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Nor-Shipping Rings in 50 Years

June 5, 2015

Photo: Greg Trauthwein
Photo: Greg Trauthwein

Nor-Shipping rang in its 50-year milestone with a celebration on the waterside of Oslo’s Astrup Fearnley Museum.

 
Held on the last night of Nor-Shipping 2015, the closing party hosted partygoers for fireworks, food and entertainment.
 
 
 
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