Hadeland

13/08/2026

Kun en "mikroprosent" av bær- og soppavlingen sankes hvert år. NIBIO anslår at én million tonn bær råtner bort i norsk natur hvert år.

Vi som faktisk bor og ferdes i skogen her i Hadeland vet det: ingen trenger å holde verken multemyra eller soppstedet sitt hemmelig. Det er mer enn nok til alle! 🍄🫐 Visste du forresten at du kan gå hele veien fra Oslo til Hadeland gjennom Nordmarka? Skogen vår henger rett og slett sammen med hovedstadens.

Allemannsretten gir alle rett til å plukke bær, sopp og urter fritt i utmark — helt gratis, hele sesongen.

Og vet du hva? Små høstturer i hverdagen gjør underverker for både kropp og hode. ;)

Så her er det bare å komme seg ut!

Hva skal du plukke i høst?

Del gjerne i kommentarfeltet og tagg en venn som trenger en unnskyldning for å komme seg ut i skogen denne uka! 🍀

Bildetekst: Et lite barn står midt i en frodig blåbærlyng og smiler bredt mot kameraet. Barnet har bærflekker rundt munnen og på den hvite t-skjorten, og viser fangsten sin med en løftet hånd. Kveldssol siver inn gjennom trærne.


Gran kommune
Fjordlandsbyen Jevnaker
Lunner kommune

13/07/2026

The first picture in this post reminds me of Norway's match with England in the World Cup! ⚽

And as the world looks to Norway, asking how such a small country can have such good athletes and good people like Erling Braut Haaland — it is worth going early into childhood.

Right now, this kindergarten in the Hadeland region is nominated for Norway’s best kindergarten.

It doesn’t even have indoor plumbing. It has an outhouse, and earlier this year won the municipality’s environmental award for this reason.

What it prioritizes: Nature. What a day looks like: The kids are dropped off at the bonfire, where they can eat their breakfast while parents drink coffee. The parents can stay as long as they like, getting to know all the other parents, all the workers, and all the children. Everybody loves the vibe so much, grownups tend to hang out.

But the kids run off to play. The rule is: you are allowed to go wherever you want. The fence is only there to keep the sheep out, not to keep the kids in. The kids are also told they can do it all.

They try, fail, and get to try again as many times as they need. Eventually they’ll make it. Teamwork happens naturally, like when one kid wants to build a canoe or a tree hut and has to recruit adults and other kids.

The adults have a principle: we go wherever the kids’ curiosity goes.

The result is 2–5 year-olds do and manage the most amazing things: long walks, complex projects, ice bathing, mountain climbing. The kids are not saved from being uncomfortable. They are sometimes very exhausted, and wet, and cold, and scared. So are the adults - But they overcome together. The grownups can see friendships and empathy evolving in real time. No wonder they love what they do, and give their job high value. And every parent thinks their child has the best childhood — it’s just the place you want to be!

Maybe this will be a bigger part of the future.

It’s not the gilded ballroom that will make you happy, and it’s not the fanciest playground that makes the childhood.
It’s whether the people around you are happy. And if they feel safe enough with each other to challenge each other, to have fun, to be silly and to be brave — then we can all do amazing things!

This is why Norway is so good. And our soccer team!

Ps: You may vote for Småtjern to win in the link in the comments.

13/07/2026

The first of many picture in this post reminds me of Norway's match with England in the World Cup!

And as the world looks to Norway, asking how such a small country can have such good athletes and people like Erling Braut Haaland — it is worth going early into childhood.

Right now, this kindergarten in the Hadeland region is nominated for Norway’s best kindergarten.

It doesn’t even have indoor plumbing. It has an outhouse, and earlier this year won the municipality’s environmental award for this reason.

What it prioritizes: Nature. What a day looks like: The kids are dropped off at the bonfire, where they can eat their breakfast while parents drink coffee. The parents can stay as long as they like, getting to know all the other parents, all the workers, and all the children. Everybody loves the vibe so much — grownups tend to hang out.

But the kids run off to play. The rule is: you are allowed to go wherever you want. The fence is only there to keep the sheep out, not to keep the kids in. The kids are also told they can do it all.

They try, fail, and get to try again as many times as they need. Eventually they’ll make it. Teamwork happens naturally, like when one kid wants to build a canoe or a tree hut and has to recruit adults and other kids.

The adults have a principle: we go wherever the kids’ curiosity goes.

The result is — you can watch 2–5 year-olds do and manage the most amazing things: long walks, complex projects, ice bathing, mountain climbing.
And part of this is a community that helps each other get there. The kids are not saved from being uncomfortable. They are sometimes very exhausted, and wet, and cold, and scared. So are the adults -- But they overcome together. The grownups can see friendships and empathy evolving in real time. No wonder they love what they do, and give their job high value. And every parent thinks their child has the best childhood — it’s just the place you want to be!

Maybe this will be a bigger part of the future?

After all, It’s not the gilded ballroom that will make you happy, and it’s not the fanciest playground that makes a childhood.

It’s whether the people around you are happy. And if they feel safe enough with each other to challenge each other, to be brave — then they can do amazing things!

This is why Norway is so good.

Ps: You may vote for Småtjern to win in the link in the comments.

25/06/2026

Helga på Hadeland er stappfull! Her er et lite knippe av hva som skjer fra fredag til søndag – en oversikt vi har satt sammen med hjelp av AI.

📅 FREDAG 26. JUNI
⚽ Norge–Frankrike vises på storskjerm – både på Randsfjordfestivalen (+ skumparty fra kl 11!) og hos Peppes Pizza Brandbu kl 19:30 med kåseri av Thor Gotaas. Eller ta turen til Samfunnshuset på Harestua for VM-fest!
📚 Leseklubb på Hadeland Folkemuseum kl 11:30 – tema er vikinger fra Hadeland til New York.

📅 LØRDAG 27. JUNI
🎶 Moa Lignell på Nye Kulturstua, Harestua
🏔️ Topptur langs Viggadalen fra Grua kl 09:00
⛏️ Gruvesafari på Hadeland Bergverksmuseum kl 13:30
🎤 Randsfjordfestivalen med Sandra Lyng og Vassendgutane fra kl 18:00

📅 SØNDAG 28. JUNI
🥣 Tur til Helgedalen og rømmegrøt fra Brandbu kl 14:00
🎼 Sommerkonsert i Mariakirken på Granavollen kl 18:00
🎨 Vernissasje hos Skape i Ro i Jevnaker kl 18:00

Flere arrangement og mer info om hvert arrangement finner du på kalenderhadeland. Lenke i kommentarfeltet 👇

22/06/2026

Nå åpner det nye besøkssenteret tegnet av Lund Hagem Arkitekter.

12/06/2026

En jernbanestrekning som allerede finnes, men som ikke brukes til persontransport.

15. juni avgjør Stortinget om Roa–Hokksund skal utredes videre.
Dette handler om kapasitet, beredskap og regionvekst.

Les mer her: https://regionhadeland.custompublish.com/skinnene-ligger-der.6745059-591670.html

30/05/2026