>tfw Norway built this in 1308 >tfw it would take Sweden and Denmark 167 years to build anything that could compare (Olavinlinna in present day Finland)
This Norwegian fortress was almost demolished (for building materials) by the Swedes a few centuries ago, but parts of it still stands.
So how exactly have you lived up to this accomplishment recently?
Besides reminding people that it exists, that is.
Austin Stewart
CAN SWEDEN DO THIS?
Hudson Taylor
You guys got fucked by the black death. It could have been Norway rules the seas instead of Britannia.
Elijah Miller
is that Kungälv fortress? I made a big fuzz on it when I was three, I walked out on a ledge and looked down a 20 meter chasm, got alot of looks and was violently pulled back by my father, they had no idea I was in full control. Miss Bohuslän, spent most of my summers there as a kid. Hålta represent!
Jeremiah Garcia
It's Carlsson
Nathaniel Kelly
This is just a ruin though... :)
Matthew Ortiz
Finland is swedish hinterland
Evan Campbell
Fucking grammar nazis. N-noice, actually.
Bentley Howard
Is that a potato farm, lol?
Alexander Cooper
U mad?
Michael Turner
Stop glorifying the past, accept the future and make the better out of it.
Brandon Watson
can Europeans ever talk about anything besides petty bickering over ancient history?
you know like the muslim/nigger invasion?
Justin Gonzalez
As I said... 167 years LATER
167 years -- let that sink in
Dylan Parker
Hmmmm 1300s..... Dark ages...... Why would they need a big fort like that.......what ideology could they have been defending from
Brody Rogers
The Turku Castle construction began in 1280.
Caleb Perez
So... this Cathedral began construction in 1070
Nothing like it anywhere else in the Nordic countries outside Norway. Should give you a fucking clue.
Thomas Garcia
Many famous criminals were locked up in there.
Dylan Allen
And it took you more than 200 years to finish it. Also it has been been burnt, destroyed and rebuilt multiple times in the past. You should take better care of your buildings.
Caleb Ross
Odin save us. The nigger on the right looks like he has already raped and shot his way across several countries. The sand nigger on the left has a broken hand from bashing an old woman's face in.
Kill them all. Kill them all now.
Make an army of brevik clones, release them and set them to target brown things that smell.
Jace Gomez
This was started in 1290
Jack Myers
What a waste of time. You should,have been defending the sacred tree,of Odin when the Christian scum burned it down.
Mason Cruz
Dude, Croatians built this in the 9th century.
Isaiah Kelly
Norway = Finland > Denmark > Sweden Fact
Jason Fisher
Yeah... but this time it's Islam :)
We will defeat that too though. Like always.
Justin Garcia
...
Gabriel Cruz
You sure?
David Parker
You didn't defeat Christianity, you were all converted and became weak faggots.
Now islam is here and you will,all convert and become disgusting sand niggers.
Bring back the old religions.
Landon Gutierrez
Built by the Swedes, of course. We brought you civilization.
Josiah Jenkins
We did defeat Christianity. Look around you :D Who did you think did it? Germany, Scandinavia and the UK that's who.
Islam is next.
Parker Parker
What
Christian Murphy
Why is my flag Swedish?
Levi Hall
Goodbye Scandinavia, you were the best of humanity.
Michael Garcia
You must be from somalia.
Nathaniel Thomas
this fampai
Justin Gutierrez
It's not like you Caj-Görans woke up one day with the knowledge of everything.
Hudson Lewis
We built real buildings that would survive weak earthquakes back then. Buildings that have proven their worth. Today a lot of countries build their homes in wood.
Hunter Reed
Here is the right image... lol shit
Asher Harris
Look, a pile of rocks on the side of a road. Actually it's a Bronze Age tumulus known as the king's grave. Not quite as impressive as the one in Sweden.
Ayden Bailey
>Norway
Hunter Wood
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Christian Hill
>tfw Swedes don't even defend their own country.
Maybe they will in 2 hours when they wake up, let's hope so
Rapola hillfort was a pretty big one. There are 90 imprints of some households and it was a religious and commercial centre of the area. In 1340 Pope Benedict XII wrote that "Cuningas de Rapalum" (king of Rapala) refused to pay taxes to the church.