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Hi all. It's now 8.50am on Sat 2 June. The fresh air in small town Hjo (pronounced 'you') in Sweden puts me to sleep as soon as the sun sets at 10-ish (!!!) and wakes me up when daylight hits at about 4.30am (thankfully, I'm able to will myself back to ...
The sun came out in full force and maxed at nearly 20 degrees C. Not a single cloud in the sky...the birds are chirping and the wind is blowing rather mildly...yup, we like that! It's been a lazy weekend. We ended the week visiting Magnus and his two ...
... , Stockholm is still gorgeous. Tony had arrived a couple of weeks earlier so he picked me up at the airport bright and early at 7am! Photos of Hjo were taken by Tony during his walking exercise....that's Lake Vattern, Sweden's second largest lake.
... more difficult question to answer than you might expect. Unlike other countries, which have anniversaries of independence or revolutions to commemorate, Sweden has never been occupied and has never got rid of its monarchy. If you ask a Swede, they'll ...
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10 of the top most mispronounced places
Posted on Mar 25, 2009, 18:22:19
... remember that there's no "hoax" in Oaxaca and that Osaka is in Japan. The correct way to say it is "Wah-ha-ca." 5. Hjo, Sweden The correct pronunciation of the town is "You." 6. Wauchope, Australia If you want to give the locals a good laugh, refer to ...
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