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We crossed the Oresund bridge to Malmo to collect our car and had a taste of what we were going to experience over the next few days! The station was worth a few photos _ renovated and modernized, but still keeping the original charm! Had a quick bite and a quick look and see dragging all our luggage and fetched the car only to go round in circles for ...
Mamma Mia! What a pretty country.
... out.
We head off from the hotel in an Easterly direction toward the Swedish border. The Oresund Bridge connects Denmark to Sweden and the bridge runs nearly 8 km (5 miles) from the Swedish coast to the artificial island Peberholm, which lies in the middle of the strait. The remainder of the link is by tunnel from Peberholm to the Danish island Amager. The Øresund Bridge is the longest combined road and rail bridge in Europe, and connects two ...
Julie's encounter with wildlife
Today we were headed north to Hanö, a lovely (we were told) little island en route to Karlskrona, if you didn't mind a small detour to the west. Again it was only about 33 miles so it wasn’t too onerous, apart from the wind being quite strong at times (F4-5) which tends to slow one down and make it seem colder than it actually was, indeed out of the breeze it was really quite hot.
By 13:30 we were safely tied alongside the wall in the cute ...
The List and The New One
... about the exhibition. After agreeing to do the exhibition she has been found wanting as far as inspiration is concerned, turning to stimulating exercises like vacuuming the kitchen and watching television. We also add Italian to the languages we can say, “What are you doing?” evolving into “What the dick are you doing?” very quickly. Lena and I are worried about the pricing of our paintings, me more than she as she has exhibited in the past. ...
You mean this doesn't happen every week?
... for children, and very popular in Sweden. Upon first listening I thought he said 'boy who rides a ghost’ then followed it with directions up the e65 (not route 66, ha ha ha. You Swedish crack me up) where one can find a statue of this said boy and ghost. Discovering it WAS only a goose and not a member of the paranormal fraternity is a little disappointing, but seeing something like that sounds cool.
Songs progress on and off, with much rocking from side to ...
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