Relief of the Crown Prince Unveiled at the Ski Museum
Photo: The Norwegian Royal House
A relief of Crown Prince Haakon was unveiled at the Ski Museum at Holmenkollen on Tuesday evening, marking his appointment as honorary member of the Norwegian Ski Association.
A relief of Crown Prince Haakon was unveiled at the Ski Museum at Holmenkollen on Tuesday evening. The unveiling took place in connection with his appointment as honorary member of the Norwegian Ski Association.
During the event, the Crown Prince also presented the Birkebeiner Plaque with gold pin to Carl Otto Løvenskiold, Hege Blichfeldt Sheriff, Vigdis Jynge and Nordmarka school. The gold pin is awarded to individuals, organisations or companies that have made meritorious contributions to the Ski Association, or who have helped promote skiing and outdoor life in society.
The recipients of the Birkebeiner Plaque with gold pin during the event at the Ski Museum. Photo: The Norwegian Royal House
In addition, a number of young and promising athletes were honoured, each receiving their own grant.
The Crown Prince presents a grant to one of the young athletes. Photo: The Norwegian Royal House