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![The farmyard at Staup. Image from around 1990](https://www.grind.no/sites/default/files/styles/medium/public/bilder/sted/1/kvh-_351-xx.jpg?itok=R60eoEY7)
Staup
The farm STAUP lies on a shelf in the terrain above Løno. From the highway E16 it is possible to glimpse the houses through the trees. The farm is without a road, and the old farmyard and the cultural landscape is very well preserved. In the 1980s grants were given to carry out maintenance work with the intention of protecting the houses in the farmyard.
![“Tvinden paa Voss”. Drawing from 1870.](https://www.grind.no/sites/default/files/styles/medium/public/bilder/sted/1/kvh_352-1.jpg?itok=N1yGDvly)
Tvinne
Following the introduction of fixed postal deliveries in Norway from 1647, post farms were appointed where the farmer was under obligation to bring the post to the next post farm. The farm Ttvinne is situated 12km from Rogne, the next post farm to the west, and about the same distance from Vinje. Later on a transport station was established at Vinje with the possibility for overnight stay for travellers, and from the 1830s, a hotel.
![Vetle Ringheim, sketched by A.Tidemand in 1843.](https://www.grind.no/sites/default/files/styles/medium/public/bilder/sted/1/kvh_350-1.jpg?itok=kU_bsE_a)
Ringheim
The farm Ringheim by Lundarvatnet is amongst the largest in Voss. It is divided into eight units and four cadastral numbers: Store Ringheim, Indre Ringheim, Nedre Ringheim and Vetle Ringheim. The farm Lund, from which Lundarvatnet takes its name, must have been a part of Ringheim, and the farms Gjerde and Tròdo (Trå) must formerly have been separated from Ringheim. The name Ringheim indicates that it stems from early times.