Profile information
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Host is looking for help immediately
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Host rating
80 %
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Last replied
27 Jul 2026
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Feedback
5
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Email verified
Country info
Badges (3)
Min stay requested: 1 month or more
Details
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Description
Hello! I am Dag. I have lived my life in the farm for many years. The farm is a picturesque place in a remote area 760 meter above sea level. Situated in the southern part of Norway, near to the Rondane mountains. The farm is ecological running. Today 4 islandic horses and 30 viking sheeps, 10 chickens, 5 geeses and 18 dowes are the animals here. Cultural landscape and animal welfare are important matters. Only small machines are being used. In the farm there are two other houses rented out. I have a cute son 14 years old.
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Types of help and learning opportunities
Animal Care
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UN sustainability goals this host is trying to achieve
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Cultural exchange and learning opportunities
You will learn from norwegian culture. You will learn about horses, sheeps and chickens, and farmlife in remote area. You will experience Nature life in a wonderful place.
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Help
Animal care taking and feeding.
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Languages spoken
German: Fluent
English: Fluent
Norwegian: Fluent -
Accommodation
You will have your own house to stay in.
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What else ...
For Nature lovers there are many possibilities by time off.
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A little more information
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Internet access
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Limited internet access
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We have pets
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We are smokers
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Can host families
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How many Workawayers can stay?
One
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My animals / pets
Feedback (3)
A typical day during my stay was going to Dag’s house for breakfast at 9am, having great food which Dag made, and then I’d either have some free time to myself until lunch at about 2-3pm, … read more
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A typical day during my stay was going to Dag’s house for breakfast at 9am, having great food which Dag made, and then I’d either have some free time to myself until lunch at about 2-3pm, … read more