Stockholm, September 2005

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Rather excited as I've just set up my profile on Travelblog.org to document and share my impending journey to become an EFL teacher in Asia and all other traveling. Just feel though it would be a shame to not share some of my more recent past trips with others. Only really going to post photos of these trips and perhaps add some more text at a later date.

Stockholm, Sweden:

Myself and two mates (and current work colleagues) decided to have a long weekend in Stockholm in September 2005. The weekend was great and I have some fantastic memories, although admittedly most are rather hazy from self-indulgence, the photos speak for themselves!

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Photos

Are these guys in a band?
Our first night after leaving the bar.

What the hell is Neil trying to do to me!
Some strange goings on?

Soft chairs, coffee, and water
What a great sight, whilst walking alond a Sat morning food market we stumble across the people of Stockholm, relaxing on soft chairs, bliss!

Food market
A view onto a Sat morning food market.

River view
The river view from the food market.

Making a call!
Sorry. Seen so many tourists in London doing this pose in a red phone box, I guess this is the Sweden equivelent?

Eddie wrapping up!
We sat outside in the freezing cold drinking hot chocolate, in the old town.

Swedish friends
Eddie's friend and her friends just before our second night on the town.

Paraliment
Parliment builing.

Crown
Crown on one of the many bridges.

The same bridge, plus me
Me on a bridge

Anyone for chess?
Watched this kid thrash this man at chess.

Boat party
Eddie and Neil at the end of a great night on a boat, where incidently I won 100 pounds on blackjack!

No, hes pointing at YOU!
Art in the Stockholm river.

A deserved rest
Neil enjoying a pint on a river bar in the sun.

Life up above
Deep blue sky above a Stockholm museum.

Don't be nosey!
More Swedish art

Don't look at me, look at the view!
In Skansen, with a stunning view over Stockholm.

Pondering life!
This stunning view once more with a different subject matter!

Got you!
The rare Red Squirel (well rare in England!).