In 1918 a young couple moved into Laugarvatnhellar, two man made caves. They lived there for 4 years and had 3 children during that time.

This story stems from the desire to support and encourage European dialogue between Veneto and Istria, Dalmatia and Montenegro by studying and en

I own a private heritage, in the city, of Leiria, that belongs to my family, since XVIII century.

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There is a small rocky hill called the Stenkulla rock, in Jokiniemi in the present city of Vantaa in Finland.