Walking from the end of Drottninggatan down to Odengatan and then Sveavägen back to my bike while snapping photos right and left. Observatoriegrillen is a classic fast food joint below the Observatory hill. The young woman on the bench was on the phone. A diptych in the third photo, showing two sculptures by Åsa Jungnelius. Made from marble, brass, bronze and concrete. I have a thing for windows. Seen along Norrtullsgatan where I also photographed the four stone faces. Next Swedish word of the day. Släpvagn. Trailer. Painted by the graffiti artists Bayne Eriksson and Frida Frigge Lindström for COT Sverige. People lunching at Cucina Povera at Odengatan. The Stockholm Public Library is closed for a lengthy renovation. Frisör means barber. People and dogs waiting for the bus. We do like our balconies here. These are at Sveavägen. A couple doomscrolling on a bench at the yet to be water-filled pond at Observatorielunden. Jacobs Coffee, Sveavägen. Did I mention that we like balconies? Roadwork at Rådmansgatan. Classy facade at Sveavägen. Charing a bench. Ölstugan, if you fancy a beer. Albert Bonnier. Sveavägen 56. More roadwork. A well-dressed man at Hötorget. Lunch on the stairs at Konserthuset. New planters at the Hötorget square. Story telling at Sergelgatan.
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