Hotell Hogland Jönköping

... to check it out and what a surprise. All it was, was a set of SMALL bunkbeds with no window or anything else in the cabin. We returned outside, had lunch and watched Germany fade into the distance. We were finally headed to my homeland of Sweden. It was quite interesting watching the chalk cliffs and little villages, but as soon as we were deep into the baltic sea there was nothing left to see. We decided to return to the below ...

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.

Det ble ingen vinter i Stockholm i år. Det er vel egentlig trist, men så har jeg vel man en vinter svoret eder og forbandelse over Kong Vinter, og nå kan jeg liksom ikke trekke tilbake alt. Faktum består, dette er så godt som en vårdag å regne. Solen skinner ...

Nice camp-site although I am hoping at the next one we can find a flat pitch! Beach about 500m away. Went sunbathing yesterday lunchtime, although occasionally jumpers were needed when the nasty black clouds went past. Tor eventually went for a swim and announced that "yes, the water was cold!" Jonkoping reminded me of a sea-side tourist resort like Brighton with lots of ...

After rainy Copenhague I made my way across the longest tunnel-bridge in Europe crossing into Sweden. It was a magnificant sight, so I took it slow. No place to stop for a photo opportunity though. You will have to look it up on internet to see what it looks like! Taking a nice lunchbreak in Malmö (very good bean soup indeed!) and on the bike again to do a few (hundred) more kms. Making my ...

... but I might give it a miss, I'm so bruised already! A really, really great experience anyway, I would love to come back in summer as under all this snow it sounds very green and lush, you can pick blueberries all day, how grand, and swim in the lakes (unimaginable right now!) And they live in Husvana, the home of Huskvana power tools motorbikes etc. Itäs really forested which is nice and Gem and Jimmy's place backs onto great forests. Must run and play in the snow, Love Jillskä and Simön

... stop and service station. There it was somewhat dead for a while so we started eating and talked to a dutch couple in their caravan who offered us water and apples. Since the traffic was so scarce we simply moved back to the highway on ramp and waited waited. Finally its a danish couple going to their cabins who took us for a longer ride to the north. Getting to move is always good and the place we got stopped was way better, bigger, more traffic and more clean ...

... pleased with how things went. It was a healthy start for Sweden and can only get better with the new literature that we are planning to offer the public in their native language. Here is what I wrote for the United News and already sent off to Mike Bennett: The United of God of God of Sweden (Guds Enade Kyrka) on June 24, 2006 sponsored a Good News seminar in Mjolby. Current and past readers ...

... and my latest trip there from which we are returning. In the invitation letter sent out to Good News readers in Sweden the subject of our involvement with Chernobyl was mentioned first. I plan to show about 20 minutes of PowerPoint slides, then go to the issues of world security and how we can know what future will bring. In the morning Kira and I worked on the signs for the venue which is in the Tinghus, which is the former courthouse ...

... unofficially hold the land and some still desperately hold the dream. To return to Sweden and drink VB beers straight from the pristine snows that this winter wonderland delivers each year. It may not be a tax-free haven on par with the Caymans yet, but then again Captain Cook (the official discoverer of Australia in 1770) was overheard to say "I ...