Portalen Jonkoping Scandic 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 ...

Denne dagen ble en transportetappe gjennom Värmland på vei 61 gjennom Arvika, Karlstad. Vi gjore en litt lengere stopp i Sjötorp som var en sluse i Gjötakanalen. Vidre på E18 til Kristinehamn hvor vi fortsatte på 26 langs Vänern til Jönkjöping. Der fortsatte vi på E4 til Värnamo hvor vi tok kveld på Värnamo Camping. Kjørt distanse: 388 km Gjennomsnittsfart: 75,3 km/t Bensinforbruk: 1,33 pr. mil Literpris på 13,54 gir SEK 1,80 pr. mil

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:-)

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 ...

This weekend, since the weather was a bit dodgy for painting the barn and we had already had a pretty busy week with the pony camp, our host family offered to take us out to High Chapparral, a famous tourist attraction in rural Sweden that promised to be an entertaining time. Basically, High Chapparel is an Old West town, it really was very surreal. They've painstakingly recreated an ...

... before the highway signalisation sign that was few meter beneath. We did just before the sign and finally waited at a street light looking at cars. Finally its a woman who took us in a hurry at the light I forgot my hand bag... panic but hopefully I remarked on time so we turned over and drove again at the crossroad where my bag was still standing in the grass. Oufffff! Hopefully! We got the ride with her for few kilometers further on the good highway to a ...

... 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 ...

... things is this manner can often become messy and get extremely ugly in the quest for quick points. I think it goes without saying that in this case both are pretty much guaranteed. On the odd occasion sending the Midden actually prompts a reply - thanks Dave Raman for the ongoing encouragement (as we pause for an Academy Awards moment), and the last one actually prompted one such reply for an old uni mate, and I quote: "Jase, I'm keen to hear what you've ...