Bjøbernutten route

docs/Norway/Bjobergnuten.md

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+# Nordveggen på Bjøbergnuten
+
+It is a trad route around the grade 3 to 4. It is made more challenging with the large amount of loose rocks. The original route indicated 4 rope lengths, we would recommend a few more to get to the final (big) ledge.
+
+## GPS Coordinates
+
+Elevation: 1290 m
+
+Latitude: 60.939862 N
+
+Longitude: 8.161972 E
+
+## Parking
+
+One can park in one of the inlets off the side roads (gravel). Make sure to park in such a way you are not in the way of any traffic coming out of these roads.
+
+Elevation: 1120 m
+
+Latitude: 60.942104 N
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+Longitude: 8.175432 E
+
+## Approach
+
+One has to cross over the field and bushes from the main road to the start. From the road one has a good view on where the climb starts and so can carve out a path.
+
+## Starting point
+
+The ledge one starts on is marked with a cairn. The start is a diagonal crag over a slab-like section besides a small cave.
+
+![Start of Bjobergnuten](../images/Bjobergnuten-Start.jpg)
+
+## Topo
+
+> There were many loose rocks and sections. So be careful when climbing and properly test your placements.
+
+The route is effectively climbing from ledge to ledge. There are plenty of places to place protection, but beware of the loose rocks and slabs. We had several placements that looked right, until we tested them and the rock plates started moving. There are several ways up to each ledge, some slightly harder than others, but all doable in the grade 3 to 4+ range.
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+We used an topo from a blogpost we found, however, we did climb it in more pitches further up. We tried to indicate our route on the same topo.
+
+![Bjobergnuten Topo](../images/Bjobergnuten-Topo.jpg)
+
+The most important one is to find the large ledge to finish the route, for this one has to aim to the right (see image below). It can be beneficial to focus on a more right-way route for the final pitch.
+
+![Final ledge](../images/Bjobergnuten-Finish.jpg)
+
+## Descent
+
+The end of the rout is on a big ledge, which one can walk towards the right to then on the backside of the mountain, walk down via a valley. For a large part it goes towards and then follows the power lines back down to the main road.
+
+## References
+
+- [Original Topo and blogpost](https://heihaaklatring.blogspot.com/2020/06/nordveggen-pa-bjbergnuten.html)

docs/Norway/JustForFun.md

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 Elevation: 404 m
 
-Latitude: 58.978512
+Latitude: 58.978512 N
 
-Longitude: 8.357576
+Longitude: 8.357576 E
 
 ## Parking
 
 There is no dedicated parking spot available, however, there is a gravel road that leads to a campsite. One can park at the entrance of the gravel road or further down, closer to the campsite or at the end of the road.
 
 Elevation: 282 m
 
-Latitude: 58.977090
+Latitude: 58.977090 N
 
-Longitude: 8.343916
+Longitude: 8.343916 E
 
 ## Approach
 
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 - [Climbing notes we used for climbing, written by Tore Langhelle](https://peakbook.org/Langhellen/tour/371544/Just+for+fun%2C+4%2B%2C+4tl.+Troldhaugen%2C+Nissedal..html)
 - [Dåstjønn lake on Google Maps](https://www.google.com/maps/place/Ron+bru/@58.9792585,8.3147756,15z)
 - [Old guide book for Nissedal - Overview Troldhaugen - page 37](https://www.yumpu.com/no/document/read/8721842/frer-nissedal-osi-fjell/36)
-- [Old guide book for Nissedal - Just for Fun topo - page 39](https://www.yumpu.com/no/document/read/8721842/frer-nissedal-osi-fjell/39)
+- [Old guide book for Nissedal - Just for Fun topo - page 39](https://www.yumpu.com/no/document/read/8721842/frer-nissedal-osi-fjell/39)

docs/index.md

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 # Climbing Notes
 
-Here I am sharing some notes on some climbs I did, hope they might benefit you. We noticed that on some of them, a very limited amount of information is available online, especailly around aproaches.
+Here I am sharing some notes on some climbs I did, hope they might benefit you. We noticed that on some of them, a very limited amount of information is available online, especially around approaches.
 
 ## Contents
 
 Norway:
 
 - [Troldhaugen - Just for Fun](./Norway/JustForFun.md)
+- [Bjøbergnuten - Nordveggen](./Norway/Bjobergnuten.md)

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+# Name
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+Single line description
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+## GPS Coordinates
+
+Elevation: ... m
+
+Latitude: ... N
+
+Longitude: ... E
+
+## Parking
+
+Short description of where one can park
+
+Elevation: ... m
+
+Latitude: ... N
+
+Longitude: ... E
+
+## Approach
+
+Description on the approach, potentially with a GPX trail.
+
+## Starting point
+
+Description on how to identify the starting point (if needed).
+
+## Topo
+
+The topos, if linked include a reference from whence they came.
+
+> Also include important notes of the climb here, like loose rocks.
+
+## Descent
+
+Description on how to get back, potentially with a GPX trail.
+
+## References
+
+- References to other websites with information.
+- Sources of the images if linked.

mkdocs.yml

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   - Norway:
       - Troldhuagen:
           - Just For Fun: Norway/JustForFun.md
+      - Bjøbergnuten:
+          - Nordveggen: Norway/Bjobergnuten.md