Sand Safari is a walking trail through the coastal town where, by scanning QR codes, you'll learn more about its fascinating history. At each station, children or teenagers who grew up in the coastal town will appear – some from the early 1800s, two from the 1870s, and others from the early 1900s. They will introduce themselves and share insights into the coastal town during their time growing up. Click here to view the trail map.
Script and Direction: Anne Elisebeth Skogen | Drama Teacher and Instructor: Ann Kristin Søvåg | Film: Borghild Nerheim and Andreas Lange | Drama Students: Johanne Klungtveit Næsje, Amanda Berekvam, Benedikte Birkeland Haug, Ilia Susanne Obrecht-Speth, Ida Steine, Ella Solvang, Angelica Eike Kaltveit, Vlada Storcheus, Jakub Ragnar Szigeti, Gaute Andreas Stråpa, Jun Hagen, Hanna Søraas Vasshus, Rakel Underbakke. | Personal Narrative: Andreas Nielsen | Music: The Folk Music Archive | Historical Basis: Sand: Farms and People III by Ernst Berge Drange.
The cultural-historical trails are a collaborative project between Suldal Municipality, Suldal Vekst/Visit Suldal, the cultural school, and Ryfylke Museum.
