Best Western Hotel Riverton Gothenburg

Nu har vi vaknat upp här hemma, nöjda efter gårdagens firande. Känns helt rätt att bli avvinkad med vänner och skumpa i en jättetrevlig bar! Jag (Jossan) är särskilt nöjd med att få så fin feedback över mina resrädslor och har nu lärt mig att vi i själva verket har en enormt välplanerad resa och att inget kan gå fel och att OM det går fel finns det proffs på flygplatsen som tar hand ...

<br><br><br>Ja här är en av väskorna som ska få äran att förflytta våra ägodelar till andra sidan Atlanten! <br><br>Det är onsdag idag och vi tar oss ner till Malmö på söndag för att flyga från Köpenhamn på måndag. :) <br><br><br><br><br><br><br> <br><br><br>Och här är lite bra-att-ha-saker...<br>

Gothenburg proved to be a delightful second city. It was full of ethnic restuarants, shopping, and public transit in the shape of a tram or trolley. It's probably one of the only cities that doesn't have an underground. Even though it's Sweden's second largest, it's still feels quiet and small. I hiked to the top of a hill where there was a fortress that had been ...

... atmosphere. <br><br>This festival had a main outdoor site on Friday and Saturday, as well as club shows around town from Thursday-Friday. This made for very late nights&#8230; The first day I met up with Ben and Bevan, we attempted to get our festival wristbands, which would give us entry into all the shows. We walked a long way&#8230; maybe I did see a bit of Gothenburg. Luckily the weather cooperated with our chosen mode of ...

... Magnus scored us tickets at face value!!) at the local stadium just minutes from our apartment, with 55,000 other fans!<br><br>                <br> 

... spend time with amazing friends. the highlight and the main reason we drove so far to see the city was to explore the christmas market they had. It was so massive, we pais 70 swedish crowns just to get in side. They had entertainment galor and tons of awesome christmas booths. A large ice skating rink that had a pool of water on it from the rain it ...

... to meeting again. I was going to come back in March, but don't see how I can. But, I'll probably be back through here in July. Time goes by so quickly anyway. As mentioned, my Internet connectivity this past week has not been the best, so these reports will probably not get posted until Bev and I get to Oslo on Sunday. We probably will get a hotel Sunday night, regroup and make our last four visits starting bright and early Monday morning. We're wondering about the ...

... by the Post Office and mailed a carton of the booklets to the Spenser's. It was a great feeling of relief to unload the remainder what I had been carrying on from Ukraine to Scandinavia. The Russian Bible Study Courses were had already been unloaded in Estonia. Altogether I carried over 65 pounds of literature. From here on out the literature will be shipped from Ukraine to Estonia and Sweden through the "Blessed New" Baptist mission the village of Zarriche in ...

... days of it. It is not possible to go further with such conveyance; can I not hire a small boat to sail over to Arendal or Langesund?" "Well, I should think you might, perhaps, do that. The best place to ascertain would be at Leffler's office. He is the principal ship-broker here, and will, I am sure, tell you anything in his power to help you on." I drove to Leffler's office, and there found two of the clerks, who spoke fluent English; one of them had himself been captain ...

... waiting, so I wanted to get off the plane and get through customs as quick as I could. A nice touch down and the doors open and the Swedish night air hits me. Literally, here I am in a T Shirt shivering and I have only been in Sweden for 36 seconds. Lucky I decided to throw in the jacket and woolly hat in my pack! The airport I am at is really not really an airport. It is more like a farmers shed with a big long driveway! I think to myself, that the guys must have been bored ...