Hotell Hertigen Kristianstad

... drive, but long. We drove as far as Kristianstad and found a hotel there. This city was founded by the king of Denmark, Kristian the something.<br><br>Carrie:<br><br>Accord ing to my guidebook Kristianstad contains much of the political machinery of Skane, and it did look as if there were several large government buildings here...perhaps that's why it seemed a bit more drab than other places we ...

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.

... to do renovations mostly by herself and with a broken hand. The first few days we spent helping her pack up the old apartment, and piled up boxes full of books and stuff and also helping with renovations, painting and small things like that. We also spent some spare time wandering around Kristianstad which is a beautiful old town with old buildings, cobblestone streets with café's, ice cream shops and clothing boutiques. The 16th was moving day, and Inka ...

... Can't say that it seems to be the most exciting place in the world. "OK" is about as nice as I can be about it! Dull would be pretty accurate. However, it is SO wonderful to see Sarah that I can put up with that. She met me at the station on Saturday and I booked into my hotel and slept for a bit while Sarah fell on the English magazines I'd brought with me. We went for dinner at a Chinese restaurant where the menu ...

... 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 ...

... hellige by, Varanassi. Varanassi ligger ved bredden til Ganges floden, hvilket automatisk medførte en solopgangs sejltur hvor vi så byen vågne op og bruge floden til alt hvad vi bruger badeværeslet til. Om aftenen var vi til Shiva-fest ved et af "ghat"terne (nedgange til floden). Det var et noget betuttet selskab der drog tilbage til Delhi efter 10 dages heftige oplevelser. Vi havde en sidste gruppeaften i Delhi, hvorefter vores ...

... game. We went to a place called the Telegraph. It was an English pub. They had slot machines and blackjack tables in the bars, pretty weird; believe it or not I stayed away. The music was mostly american which was nice. There is a huge tax on alcohol here in Sweden so drinks are very expensive, luckily Housley showed up! Belarus tonight then we wait and see who we will play later in the week. The weather is awful here, 40's and rain everyday. I think we are in Seattle.