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August 4th 2014
Published: March 3rd 2015
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Stockholm - It was a long time in coming, but we finally made it. Those of you that have been following our blog may remember that we had a crazy idea that we would have made it up the coast from Portugal last year and then into the Baltic to Stockholm. Needless to say that plan was changed thankfully so that we could take more time to enjoy the places we visited last season. One of our main ... Read Full Entry



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Bob & Janice Waller
s v Tsamaya
s v Tsamaya
Like so many others we love to travel and we love to sail so cruising makes a lot of sense. Janice has retired from Cornell as a business manager and Bob has retired from South Seneca school district as the high school principal. It's time to sell the house, get rid of whatever doesn't fit on our 40 foot Caliber LRC named Tsamaya (this means Travel Well in Setswana) and set off to see the world. Our reasons for publishing this blog is twofold, first to keep in touch with our friends and family and secondly to share our experiences. If you would like to receive notification when we have added ... full info
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The Council Chamber in StockholmThe Council Chamber in Stockholm
The Council Chamber in Stockholm
is impressive with its 19 meter high ceilings, chandeliers and beautiful furniture
One of the Chandeliers at City Hall in StockholmOne of the Chandeliers at City Hall in Stockholm
One of the Chandeliers at City Hall in Stockholm
The Ceiling in the Council ChamberThe Ceiling in the Council Chamber
The Ceiling in the Council Chamber
The Delicate Pattern in Another Part of the CeilingThe Delicate Pattern in Another Part of the Ceiling
The Delicate Pattern in Another Part of the Ceiling
in the City Council Chamber in Stockholm
The Nobel Winners Enter the Banquet HallThe Nobel Winners Enter the Banquet Hall
The Nobel Winners Enter the Banquet Hall
via these stairs for the Nobel Prize Banquet.
Impessive Entrance Seen in StockholmImpessive Entrance Seen in Stockholm
Impessive Entrance Seen in Stockholm
Looks like a DoorwayLooks like a Doorway
Looks like a Doorway
but as you can see this is around a window now
A Great Use of an Old Railroad BedA Great Use of an Old Railroad Bed
A Great Use of an Old Railroad Bed
It is now for bikes to travel straight through without having to deal with the stairs and hills here
Impressive Architectural DetailsImpressive Architectural Details
Impressive Architectural Details
seen while walking around Stockholm
One of the Food Markets in StockholmOne of the Food Markets in Stockholm
One of the Food Markets in Stockholm
You Need to Stop to See the DetailsYou Need to Stop to See the Details
You Need to Stop to See the Details
as there are many in the architecture here
Formal Doorways Have Their Humor As WellFormal Doorways Have Their Humor As Well
Formal Doorways Have Their Humor As Well
when you look closely
An Amusement Park that is PopularAn Amusement Park that is Popular
An Amusement Park that is Popular
here in Stockholm
Beautiful Flower Gardens at Skansen MusuemBeautiful Flower Gardens at Skansen Musuem
Beautiful Flower Gardens at Skansen Musuem
located near the Café are wonderful to see
The Bradablick Tower Built in 1870The Bradablick Tower Built in 1870
The Bradablick Tower Built in 1870
stands 30 meters (98 feet) tall was built by a Dr. wanting to create a "water spa" here at Skansen.
Brage Hall Built by the Swedish Breweries in 1897Brage Hall Built by the Swedish Breweries in 1897
Brage Hall Built by the Swedish Breweries in 1897
for the Swedish Exhibition was an open octagonal hall but now houses a theatre at the museum
One Way to Protect Your GrainOne Way to Protect Your Grain
One Way to Protect Your Grain
is to have it built up on high post such as seen here.
No, We are Not in the NetherlandsNo, We are Not in the Netherlands
No, We are Not in the Netherlands
Windmills were used for mills as well here in Sweden. This one is in the Skansen Musuem
Two of the Doorways into the Ironmaster's HomesteadTwo of the Doorways into the Ironmaster's Homestead
Two of the Doorways into the Ironmaster's Homestead
built in the mid-17th C. in the mining district of Sweden.
A View into a Farmstead located at SkansenA View into a Farmstead located at Skansen
A View into a Farmstead located at Skansen
The Ironmaster's Income from Selling IronThe Ironmaster's Income from Selling Iron
The Ironmaster's Income from Selling Iron
allowed for interiors with painted walls & fancier furnishings



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