The name Kjerag is possibly a compound of kje which means kid and ragg which means goat’s hair shag.
What a super specific word.
this post was submitted on 31 Dec 2024
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I didn’t read anything in that wiki about any kind of sound, where did you get that from?
Text in OPs post says the gunshot sound isn't mentioned on Wikipedia but it is here:
https://gofjords.com/inspiration/norway/interesting-facts-about-the-world-famous-kjerag-boulder/
Why is that man holding a fish in that picture?
The first ascent of Kjeragbolten, the boulder stuck between two rock cliffs, of a fish named Freddy. Freddy was a cod caught at Lysefjord, the fjord beneath Kjerag.
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Kjerakbolten_Freddy_Fish.jpg
