Core Annexet

Built as a church. The religious people from the Swedish Pentecostal Movement had a fight. Someone changed the lock. That ended that adventure. Next came a gym. After that, it became a café for six years. Now it is a gym again. Called Core Annexet. Yoga classes. Retreats, whatever that is. Group activities, sounds a bit suspicious. But you can also get married here, or have a party.

Februarihimmel

A mid-February sky. Watching the Olympics on my smartphone today as my Philips TV-screen decided to die. Probably something that the company did on purpose, as they want me to buy a new TV.

Istapp

Swedish word of the season. Istapp.

Just one more...

I am eating way too many semlor (plural), this bone-cold Winter. And I haven't used my bike since before Christmas. Maybe not a good combo.

Kolonilottsvägen

An evening photo from the same area where I showed you a roundabout a while back. The row-houses at Lillgården in Tungelsta.

A new facade

New café near the Rocklösaån stream in Tungelsta. Still under construction.

Frosty Window

After a cold night.

Low Winter Sun

The days are a little longer again. Which is nice. I snapped this photo while at Välsta the other day. I was thinking about walking over to the old tree, but could not be bothered. I really need to get out there again taking photos, but this Winter is a little too much for me at the moment.

Hello

It looks like we are getting a really long Winter. Not really my cup of tea. Snapped this shadow figure on a cold day when we had a blue sky for a change.

Wheely Cold

No bicycle weather anytime soon. A recent forecast from SMHI said that the cold weather will continue for another two months. Not sure I like that. I spotted this bicycle wheel at the Krigslida commuter station a couple of old days ago.

Mulsta

After seeing Sweden win Gold and Silver at the Winter Olympics yesterday I went for brisk Winter walk. Nice with a blue sky for a change. -5C so not too bad. Met a few people out running, but no cross-country skiers. This is Mulsta Länsmansboställe.

Bird tracks in the snow

It looked a bit artistic to me. The snow covers a big greenhouse that is not heated during the winter. Most likely it was a crow that landed there and skidded around a bit.

This way to the playground

The cold Winter weather continues. It was -10C, with the windchill factor as I took an evening promenade yesterday. The rocklösaån stream winds its way through the park in Tungelsta. There are two bridges and this one leads to a playground.

The sad remains at Graneberg

Graneberg at Södertäljevägen in Tungelsta. The last gardener here, Janne Sandh closed shop quite a few years ago. He still lives there and his daughter has her carpentry businnes here, but the greenhouse nursery is a sad sight these days.

The color boxes

Back in the early 1970s, I knew many of the people livig at these 1970s row-houses along Södertäljevägen in Tungelsta. Today only two or three. We used to call them färglådorna. The color boxes.