City Hotel Fam Ericsson Jönköping

... the car for about a half an hour we decided to take a walk around. On the way back we noted that several of the cars had signs saying RONNE on them and all the cars were German. Deciding to ask someone, Bruce approached a young fellow asking if this was the freey to Trellborg, Sweden and............. He said NO! We hurried to the car realizing we were in the wrong departure area and the ferry was leaving in about 10 min. We found the ...

Nach unserem Wochenendausflug muss Anna die Woche über wieder zur Arbeit in die Tierklinik. Ich darf sie begleiten, verstehe aber in der Sprechstunde kein Wort und entschließe mich daher für den Op. Ich darf bei einigen sehr interessanten Operationen assistieren und möchte mich dafür nochmals herzlich bedanken.

... en skyfri himmel. Toget suser ned mot en av Sveriges to store innsjøer, Vätteren. Lengst ned, og som et knutepunkt for all trafikk i Sverige ligger Jönköping. Jeg skal egentlig til Berkeryd som er en liten forstad til Jönköping. Oppdatering følger. //Lars

... shopping boutiques and cafes. Due to the river the town centre is slightly bizarrely split into the East Centre and West Centre. The camp site was a little too family friendly. First camp site where I had really been aware of bawling kids and yapping dogs. Couldn't stay too long but at least it was possible to escape into the service building for the Internet and a cider:-)

... towards Jönkoping, well close-by. Well into the afternoon with only a few photo take/ stretch my legs stops, I am desperate to get of the bike so stop in a small town and ask for a campsite. Once there I am surprised to see Dutch cars and when I mention it to the camping owner, she replies in Dutch, oke! Normally I don't really like this, but after a few boring campsites and a lot of ...

... of cake (and I haven´t seen a fat Swede yet!) Jimmy's family have been lovely and we went there for a Sunday lunch (skated and skiied there too). They had those wooden butter spreader untensils Claire brought back from Sweden in 1998, they really do use them! Gemäs Swedish is really good, and is communicating like a true Swede. Vera is really cute, and noisy, itäs been really nice to spend some proper time with her. The main highlight has been the snow, it is like nothing I have ever ...

... and took a shower before getting downstair while they were preparing the table in the garden for a wonderful improvised and tasty pasta meal with a great salad! We ate this great meal with dry tomatoes and so on enjoying the sunset and the nature surrounding and talked a bit. It also appeared that Maria's friend was a HC member who live in London at the moment... We discussed and it could always be possible to meet up when I will pass there later! After some ...

... the Good News magazine were invited to attend. Eleven people were in attendance with four who were non UCG members. Others called before the seminar to ask questions and express interest. Two others contacted organizers Paul and Kira Spenser saying that they would have liked to have come but could not this past weekend. Victor Kubik showed slides of the Chernobyl nuclear reactor and the "Revival ...

... is now a community center that Paul and Kira rented for the event on Saturday. Our luggage arrived mid-morning. We were glad. Then Paul and Kira's parents Thorsten and Marion Engholm came by and we all went sightseeing. Bev and I are very happy to see parts of historic Sweden close to the southern tip of Sweden's second largest lake called Vatten. First, we went to an ancient Viking Rune Stone call Roksten. On it is inscribed a story ...

... Stockholm was grand and the countryside (despite seeing no moose whatsoever) was delightful in the summer warmth. These Aussies went south with their Viking leader, to conquer more southern regions in the Jonkoping (pron. Yunshopping) area. Ducks were hunted on the great lakes, moose chased fruitlessly in the woods. Then one evening their leader ...