A solitary figure leans against a waterfront railing at Nordnes, Bergen, hands on hips, silhouetted against one of Norway's legendary long summer sunsets — the sun a burning copper disc reflected in the still fjord waters, birch trees framing the scene like theatre curtains, a park bench occupied by an unseen companion in shadow. This is the kind of image that stops a traveller mid-stride and makes them miss a place they may never have been. Published by Knut Aune Kunstforlag as part of their "Et ekte Aune kort" series (F-1790-4, Bergen, Aftenstemning Nordnes / Evening mood at Nordnes), the card captures the particular emotional atmosphere of Nordnes Park, the green peninsula that juts into Byfjorden and has been Bergen's beloved promenade since the 19th century. The pencilled "25" in the stamp area confirms its original 25 øre Norwegian retail price, and the card remains unused — its message and journey never taken.