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Last stop - Stockholm
6 am in Stockholm, arriving at the city after the great bus ride with no hotel for the night and a lot of experience of not panicking we arrive at the "quality hotel globe" Globen, luckily, they have vacancy, and we got ourselves a room just a little nap, and to the city we go, Gamla Stan and the palace... "The people of Gamla Stan launced a vicious attack on the US"
There is no bad weather, only bad clothes
... the bus to work while we dropped Sebbe off at dagis(day care) then caught the train to view a series of photographic exhibitions at the Fotografiska Gallery(which was amazing), before catching the ferry to Skeppsholmen for lunch. Next, a ferry ride to the Vasa Museum to view the 17th century vessel Vasa, the wreck of which was salvaged in 1961 after 333 years sitting on the bottom in Stockholm Harbour. It seems Swedish ...
16th Travel Post – Vasa Museum, Stockholm, S
... of its valuable bronze cannons were salvaged in the 17th century. After it was located again in the late 1950s in a busy shipping lane just outside the Stockholm harbor, it was salvaged with a largely intact hull in 1961. It was housed in a temporary museum called Wasavarvet ("The Wasa Shipyard") until 1987 and then moved to the Vasa Museum in Stockholm. The ship is one of ...
Taking it easy at Arlanda
... Linda (SWE) is flying with them, and a leader named Silje is traveling with the Norwegian students, I'm wondering if we are going to travel with them from Paris or if we're going by our selfs. Checking in our bags now. Mom says she'll cry when I get back in three weeks and not now. I'm not sure I believe her, that she won't cry now I mean. Next time I check in, I'm probably in Paris, if ...
I am a pirate geek.
This post is for people who like pirate movies, or swashbuckling movies, or big ships from the 17th century. The rest of you can ignore this. We went to the Vasa museum this afternoon and I had a nice gunship geek-out.
The Vasa is a huge gunship built by the Swedes around 1628. After about a mile or so into its ...