|< |Turguide| (60010) --- 2 x 3 x 3 = 3
|@ |Tour Guide|
|@ |Touring guide|
|@ |Hike guide|
x|> |A trip guide.| {0.45} <0.19> (0:0:0).

|< |400 parkeringsplasser.| (60280) --- 1 x 3 x 3 = 3
|@ |Parking lot with 400 spaces.|
|@ |400 parking spots.|
|@ |400 parking places.|
x|> |400 parking spaces.| {0.85} <0.51> (0:2:0).

|< |Utleie| (60550) --- 1 x 2 x 3 = 2 [3]
|@ |Rentals|
|@ |Rentals|
|@ |Rentals|
x|> |Rental.| {0.90} <0.00> (0:0:0).

|< |Fremdeles er det mange spor etter den gamle fjellgarden på Vatne.| (60820) --- 36 x 14 x 44 = 18 [44]
|@ |There are still many traces of the old mountain farm at Vatne.|
|@ |There are still many traces left from the old mountain farm at Vatne.|
|@ |Still there are many traces of the old mountain farm at Vatne.|
x|> |There are still many traces of the old mountain farm at Vatne.| [1] {-0.25} <1.00> (0:0:2).

|< |Turen har en høydeforskjell på 350 meter og selve turløypen veksler mellom grus, stein og blankskurt berg.| (61090) --- 64 x 0 x 0 = 0
|@ |The trail rises 350 metres and the surface varies between gravel, stone and polished rocks.|
|@ |The trip entails an altitude difference of 350 meters, and the trail itself varies between gravel, stone and scoured mountain rock.|
|@ |The tour has an elevation difference of 350 meters, and the trail itself alters between gravel, stones and smoothly scoured bedrock.|

|< |Lysefjordbreen| (61370) --- 1 x 1 x 1 = 1
|@ |The Lysefjord Glacier|
|@ |The Lysefjord Glacier|
|@ |Lysefjordbreen|
x|> |Lysefjordbreen.| {0.00} <1.00> (0:0:0).

|< |Mellom trærne kan du skimte neset i Refsvatn hvor den nedlagte fjellgarden Torsnes ligger.| (61630) --- 48 x 648 x 0 = 0
|@ |Through the trees, you can catch a glimpse of the point on Lake Refsvatnet where the abandoned Torsnes mountain farm is located.|
|@ |Between the trees you can glimpse the promontory at Refsvatn, where the abandoned mountain farm of Torsnes is located.|
|@ |Between the trees you can glimpse the headland in Refsvatn, where the abandoned Torsnes mountain farm lies.|

|< |Dersom du ønsker å se enda litt mer, skal du gå opp på Husafjellet like sør for der du står.| (61900) --- ^0 x 0 x 0 = 0
|@ |For an even better view, take a side trip to the top of Husafjellet, which rises directly to the south of where you are standing.|
|@ |If you want to see even more, you should go to the summit of Husfjell just to the south of where you are standing.|
|@ |If you wish to see a little more, you should go up to Husafjellet just south of where you stand.|

|< |Døde planter brytes ikke ned fordi marken hele tiden er vannmettet og oksygenet ikke får bidra til en normal nedbrytning.| (62170) --- ^5 x 216 x 7488 = 2016 [7488]
|@ |Dead plants do not decompose because the ground is always water-saturated, so that oxygen cannot contribute to normal decomposition.|
|@ |Dead vegetation is not fully broken down because the soil is continually waterlogged and oxygen is unable to contribute to normal decomposition.|
|@ |Dead plants are not broken down because the ground is always saturated with water and oxygen cannot contribute to normal decomposition.|
x|> |Dead plants are not broken down. The field All the time is water-saturated. And The oxygen Not ...| {0.71} <0.19> (2:4:71).

|< |Rome| (62450) --- 2 x 2 x 2 = 2
|@ |Bog Asphodel|
|@ |Bog Asphodel|
|@ |Bog Asphodel|
x|> |A bog asphodel.| {0.30} <0.35> (0:0:0).

|< |Skorpelav| (62710) --- 2 x 2 x 3 = 1 [3]
|@ |Crusty lichens|
|@ |Skorpelav|
|@ |Crustaceous Lichen|
x|> |Crusty lichen.| {0.35} <0.46> (0:0:0).

|< |Navnet kommer nok av bjørkenever som ble brukt til taktekking.| (62980) --- 12 x 60 x 165 = 144 [165]
|@ |The name probably comes from bjørkenever (birch bark), which was used in those days for roofing.|
|@ |The name comes from sheaves of birch branches that were used to thatch roofs.|
|@ |The name most likely comes from the birch bark used for roofing.|
x|> |The name comes from a birch bark, which was used as roofing.| {0.85} <0.43> (0:0:0).

|< |Det meste av vannet i norsk natur er drikkbart, så lenge det er bevegelse i vannet og det ser klart og rent ut.| (63260) --- 0 x 0 x 0 = 0
|@ |Most of the water in the uninhabited Norwegian countryside is potable, as long as the water is flowing and appears to be clear and pure.|
|@ |Most water in natural water courses in Norway is potable, provided there is a moving stream in the water and it appears clear and clean.|
|@ |Most water in the Norwegian outdoors is drinkable, as long as it's flowing and it appears to be clear and clean.|

|< |Det ble også satt opp flere skipsbeddinger i Lysebotn, Håheller og Viga.| (63520) --- 9 x 336 x 94 = 32 [94]
|@ |A number of shipbuilding slips were also established at Lysebotn, Håheller and Viga.|
|@ |Several slipways were also constructed at Lysebotn, Håheller and Viga.|
|@ |Moreover, there were several slipways set up at Lysebotn, Håhelle, and Viga.|
x|> |It was also set up several ship slips in Lysebotn, Håheller, and Viga.| {0.86} <0.24> (1:1:0).

|< |Hva er en fjord?| (63790) --- 4 x 4 x 4 = 2 [4]
|@ |What is a fjord?|
|@ |What is a fjord?|
|@ |What is a fjord?|
x|> |What is a fjord?| {0.97} <1.00> (0:0:0).