File:Liten askenasisk sjofar 5380.jpg

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A small Ashkenazi style shofar made from a ram’s horn. Photo: Olve.

Kutterar ved kai ved Mellemværftet i Vågen i Kristiansund på Nordmøre.

This photo was taken by Olve Utne.
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