Der ingen skulle tru at nokon kunne bu

Daniel Storeide (27) got a heavy hand when his parents passed away and he left a roadless crow's nest of a restaurant by the Hjørundfjord. Together with roommate Ivonne Eikremsæter, he is in the process of finding out whether living in Trandal is life-changing or not.

Twice, strong central powers managed to drive Ingebjørg Gamst away from Vorterøy in the Lyngenfjorden. Each time she has returned at the first opportunity, and this time she will be there for good. - I didn't come to Vorterøy to die, I came to live, says Ingebjørg.

Kaia and Bjørnar Aarstrand were told that it was madness to give birth to children on the roadless Aursletta in the Vistenfjorden. Now son number five is on the way.

When the girlfriend of Dag Fagermyr at the children's school revealed that she did not want to live up in the forest heaths at Fagermyr in Tvedestrand, she was dismissed on gray paper. Because Dag has always known that it was up here where he should live.

In search of his own kingdom, Swede Gunnar Bengtsson came to Svinøya on the Namdal coast over 40 years ago. The first thing he did was to change the island beyond recognition. Now he hopes to change her back while there is still strength left in him.

When the Nærøyfjord ended up on UNESCO's world heritage list, Arild Dyrdal saw it as a calling. Therefore, he moved back to his father's farm to use what he had left of working capacity to be a heritage gardener.