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– I realize that this is the day of joy for you, but for me unfortunately it is the day of pain.
Else Kåss Furuseth said this when she handed over what must be Norway’s most famous crocodiles today to the winner of the auction during this year’s television campaign.
The gradually known crocs were also tried to auction last year, but then Else ended up buying them herself. So it was with a bit of mixed feelings that he handed them over to their new owner today.
This is what they look like, the most famous and most expensive crocodiles in Norway.
Photo: Auksjonen.no
Now they go to an exhibition
– There was a little bidding war at the end, and then it ended at 33,000, Ola Kvale tells NRK.
Øvre Eiker Mayor Knut Kvale is the father of the winner of the tender. He, of course, posed with crocodiles during the delivery.
Photo: Tina Brock / NRK
He is the CEO of a Øvre Eiker company that won the bidding round on Saturday. Kvale sat at home and watched the television broadcast on NRK and wanted to support WWF. The choice fell on the pink shoes.
– Was the sum not important in the end?
– It was for a good cause, so that wasn’t the big question, says Kvale.
From the stage, Kåss Furuseth was able to tell that she was also in the bidding round this year to win her own shoes. Last year, she ended up auctioning them for herself for 10,000 kronor. Therefore, he has bought the crocodiles twice.
– This has been a constant companion for me, and also perhaps one of the longest relationships I have ever been in. And that says a bit about my life too, says Kåss Furuseth, who adds that crocs are perfect for down-to-earth women who want to get up a bit.
Here Ola Kvale tests her newly bought crocodiles for the first time. They are 38 in size, and at least some numbers are too small. – Absolutely cruel to go with him, says Kvale.
Photo: Tina Brock / NRK
The new owner, Ola Kvale, has tried crocodiles, but they are too small. He wants the whole municipality to enjoy them. Therefore, they will be exhibited in different parts of the municipality for people to enjoy.
– I will miss you. And I’ll visit them, says Else.
– Congratulations and condolences to me, he said from the stage.
Wild buzz
Several of the objects that were auctioned during this year’s television campaign were for large sums.
Jan Mayen cannot be reached without an invitation. A trip there for two brought 325,000 crowns to WWF.
To receive a visit from Herman Flesvig and Mikkel Niva on the NRK podcast “Friminutt”, the bidder had to pay 275,000 crowns.
Among these things are Else Kåss Furuseth’s crocodiles. They were also auctioned during last year’s television campaign, but then it turned out that she secretly bought them herself for 10,000 kronor.
Else Kåss Furuseth’s crocodiles have now been auctioned twice. The sum from the last attempt ended at 33,000 crowns.
Photo: Torbjørn Morvik / NRK
These are the ten articles that generated the most money:
- Trip for two to Jan Mayen: 325,000 crowns
- Visit of the NRK podcast “Friminutt”: 275,000 crowns
- Small recycled plastic house: 160,200 crowns
- Visit of the Morning Club on Radio Norway: 85,000 crowns
- Home Concert with Comeback: NOK 63,900
- Sailing trip for four with XELA Racing: 60,000 crowns
- Culinary experience with the national team of chefs: 55,000 crowns
- Dinner for eight on board the polar ship Fram: NOK 50,200
- Erling Braut Haaland signed shirt: NOK 50,000
- Julius painting, experience day plus six-day zoo cards: 49,000 crowns
Watch Kåss tonight on NRK TV.
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