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Prolog
02:16
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2. |
Skumring i Karesuando
07:37
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4. |
Pastoralia
06:05
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5. |
Fuglehviskeren
02:32
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6. |
Beitemark
06:01
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7. |
Vettedans
02:02
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8. |
Jord III
10:34
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Jordsjø Oslo, Norway
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