Anything for the blog? What's not to do for a great picture or an exciting post? Yesterday we started talking about weird or daring things we've done for the blog, and we realised that most of the time it's pretty fun. But sometimes you might have to say no ...
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Fritidsbyn Kloten is beautifully situated in Bergslagen. We made a visit here this weekend with the motorhome, as we visited the couple who will soon take over Fritidsbyn. There was a tour of the beautiful area, and then it was free camping at the lake Stora Djurlången nearby.
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Autumn is coming, and this is reflected in the press releases, including one about preparations for Halloween and another about extra trains for the Christmas holidays. In this week's travel news, we can also tell you about a new mini-caravan with a mini-kitchen, panoramic glass roof and stand-alone tent solution.
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Do you know these facts about moose? The king of the forest, as the moose is sometimes called, is truly powerful when encountered in the wild. But do you know how big they can get, why there are white moose and how hunters judge their moose trophies?
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Packing list for hiking! What should you take with you on a day trip in nature? This is not a list for the "extreme hiker", but a list for those who want to make simple and relaxed day trips in nature.
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This will be an extremely short post! I (Helena) have had, and have, a terrible migraine episode and spent a bunch of hours in the emergency room yesterday. Very difficult to write when I came home in the middle of the night.
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What is the best way to experience beer in Germany? Germany has a strong beer culture and there are plenty of local breweries, cosy pubs and pleasant 'beer gardens'. But if you want a more specialised beer experience, what do you do? Here are 6 tips for beer-themed experiences in Germany.
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The Police Museum in Stockholm tells us about the work of the police, but also about the victims of crime and how ordinary people view the police. The exhibition 'The Trigger' is also currently on display, which uses photographs to tell the story of both perpetrators and police work throughout history.
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We visited the Swedish Sports Museum in Stockholm. But why in winter clothes? In fact, we visited the museum last spring, just before it closed down due to COVID-19. At the time, we felt a bit sad to write about a museum that had closed, but now it has reopened, albeit with limited opening hours.
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Travelling will soon be possible significantly faster by ferry from Skåne to Germany than they were used to. Another interesting piece of news is that, according to a scientific study, the risk of infection on aeroplanes may be limited. However, anyone who happens to be close to an infected person is of course at risk of infection.
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