The night before last there was an opening of the Taracci store, which sells stylish menswear in Stockholm and has just moved to the MOOD Stockholm mall. Peter's son Robin works in this store so we were of course there to drink bubbly, mingle and look at the latest collections.
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Ängelholm was covered in 20 cm of snow when we left today, and it didn't feel good considering we were driving from Skåne to Stockholm with summer tyres. We crawled along the first snowy road to the E4 motorway.
Read moreWe stayed one day with our friends in north-west Skåne and got to see both Ängelholm and Båstad. Today we are going to drive up towards Stockholm. And what have we woken up to? Winter landscape with lots of snow...
Read moreWhen we were in the Philippines last winter, we got to know the super nice couple Anders and Anita. We got acquainted at the airport in Manila and went on a snowmobile trip together on the island of Mindoro. Now it was time to meet them on their home turf in Gothenburg!
Read moreThat the first stop on our European trip was Arboga was perhaps a bit unexpected, but we have friends there that we wanted to visit. It was a nice evening with a really good dinner. We got flambéed beef fillet, which was not only very good but also contributed with a little excitement in life.
Read moreThen we were off! We got up at six o'clock this morning to unpack the last things and clean the boat. We worked intensively all morning and while we were carrying out the last box, the new tenants called ... then they were in the marina with a car and trailer and four friends to help carry!
Read moreBoth yesterday and today I have spent at Nalen in Stockholm - at a conference. Apart from the fact that it was a good and interesting conference, it's fun to visit such historic premises. The building dates from 1888 and was originally used for everything from cycling schools and political meetings to Christmas parties, bazaars and sports events.
Read moreIn Business Insider Australia, you can read why Sweden is the most wonderful country in the world. The author, who spent eight days in Sweden, offers a dozen explanations. And as usual, it's fun to see how others perceive our country...
Read moreRight now we have a conference with work at Ulfsunda Castle. The castle is located in Bromma and like many other similar old buildings, it is used today for conferences and weddings, and as a hotel and restaurant. The castle was built in the mid-17th century and has had many different owners over the years, ranging from private nobles to the county council. Among other things, Queen Kristina once celebrated midsummer here.
Read moreIn Ystads Allehanda you can read that Ystad wants to invest in motorhome tourists. They have calculated that during the high season they are visited by about 40 motorhomes per night and Marie Holmström, tourism strategist in Ystad, has been given the task of seeing how they can attract even more. She believes that this is a high-spending target group that they don't want to miss out on.
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