First Christian Iv Kristianstad

... and Bronze age memorial stones. These grave areas were used for 1,000 years or more, until Christianity came. Very interesting landscape with lots of birds, a well-known birding area. The soil is not very deep over the limestone in the islands interior which makes a very unique environment, not many trees and there has been grazing here for centuries. There are lots of windmills, old wooden ...

Utflyktsdag på egen hand, inledde med Simrishamns bibliotek och betalning av sommarens eftersända räkningar. Även en vända på stan, ytterligare bokfynd från mannen med hatten samt lunch på Börjes skafferi. Vidare till Vitemöla och strandpromenad och Sayers läsning i sanden. Inhandlande av rapsolja och honung i Havängsbodarna. Cyklade iväg till middag med vänner till familjen, 12 till bordet. Dagens drink: Sherry

... located just south of Sösdala in Tjönarp. So the drive was no big thing and we had a vague idea to its location. We arrived around 9am and were greeted to a very very small town and it being absolutely silent. DUX is a brand of furniture such as beds, chairs, and other pieces. They actually have a store in Newport Beach. This time of year is vacation time for most Swedes so most industry is on hiatus so this was why we were able to walk around ot an ...

Our last day in Sweden we packed our stuff, and drove with Inka towards Karslkrona, where the ferry was going to take us to the Polish port town of Gdynia. On the way to Karlskrona we stopped of at another couple of historical towns, and also on a strawberry field to enjoy the freshest strawberries possible.

... other products and very commonly surrounded by beautiful red poppies. The scenery was very beautiful and peaceful. We took a small ferry ride to Ivo island, a tiny community of cottages and homes, where people were getting ready for Midsommar, a huge mid summer party here in Sweden. On the island we enjoyed more beautiful views of the country side and lakes.

... t even know what language she was speaking! Felt even sillier when she asked me again, in perfect English. Still couldn't help on the question of what train to get to Gothenborg, however. Arriving in Malmö I had just over half an hour before the train to Kristianstad, so took the opportunity to get hold of some Swedish Kroner (after a quick call to Sarah to arrange a meeting point and also find out how many Kroner there ...

... cloudy and rainy those first few days so I couldn't even tell which way was North. I've been relying on the help of my corridor mates (who are pretty awesome). Some of which have already been here for a semester. I really like the feel of Lund. It's like a small European town with ...

... jump over us as we ate. We said yes...and continued on as they jumped and then rolled over us. (We were also sitting on 4 or 5 stairs that led down to the plaza. They jumped over all of us to land of the ground. It was very impressive). Our group then splintered off. A couple of us wandered the city (my group), while Antonio and Carla went off to find the Medeival Quarter of the city, and ...

Easter Sunday was not Easter Sunday. There was only one church in town and the service was in Swedish or something, so we did not attend. We had an early afternoon skate, then team dinner. We went to downtown Angelholm and actually had pizza. It was fair, very thin crust and they use salami as peperoni. So, it was a peperoni and bologna pizza. It was ok, the food in the hotel is getting very old, so it was a nice change. We went out downtown on Saturday night after ...

... sauce} so far so good. The coolest part so far is our double-decker bus (pictures to follow) >The arena is okay, there is a practice rink we are also skating in across the parking lot, so the players have to get dressed w\out their skates, then put them on in the rink. It is very much like mites, pretty funny. More to follow tomorrow, they say there will be wireless in the arena soon!