The Raoul Wallenberg Memorial

"The road was straight, when Jews were deported to death. The road was winding, dangerous and full of obstacles, when Jews were trying to escape from the murderers". The Raoul Wallenberg Memorial at Berzelii Park.

Magelungen walk

A few photos from a recent walk with my buddy Hasse. We picked a lake in Farsta this time. Magelungen. A fine Summer day it was. We started on a bridge, then followed the waterline to another bridge that you can see in the first photo, past beaches, outdoor gyms and more. After the bridge we walked a bit further from the lake as we made our way back to the starting point through an oak forest and into a residential area with may fine houses. Hasse used to work at Telia here for quite a few years so he told me a few work-related stories during the walk. He and his colleagues would often go for runs around the lake, and they had a few top athletes in the group so it was tough times!

Streetart

This unknown street artist often paints famous women. Sometimes I can identify them. And sometimes not. Like here. Found at Farstaväggen a while back.

Flea market

Another Sunday. Another visit to the weekly flea market at Hötorget. My favorite market. A fine Summer day. The City have made a few changes here this Summer. More benches, flowers and a café, so the area for the vendors is a little bit smaller. Which is both good and not so good I guess. It was a short visit on this day, but I still got a few good people shots.

Harley

Axel and Wilma's dad out for a ride on his Harley. Would have been better as a panning shot, but I wasn't ready for that. Spotted at Brunkebergstorg a few sunny days ago.

The overbloomed tower

An eleven-meter-high knotted flower at Sergels torg. It took the artist Emma Hasselblad. five months to finish the artwork. She did it sitting at a window at Drottninggatan where passersby could watch her work.

Summer promenade

Back at the port city Nynäshamn with my walking buddy Hasse. We started where we finished the last time. At Lövhagen. A café with an inviting garden and good hostel. Then walked through the forest past a small beach with rocks, through more forest util we reached Knappelskär. Which is a bigger rocky beach where you can camp, swim, sunbath, BBQ, or check out the cave. Or even paint the scene as the watercolor guy on the bench did. After that we circled back to Lövhagen met a cyclist and saw an open area where we had a fantastic Viking encounter a few summers ago.

Say Cheese

Out on a five-kilometer walk with my buddy Hasse on a warm and sunny summer day, and he stops for the good deed of the day, taking a smartphone photo of the two hikers. This was at Lövhagen in Nynäshamn, and I will probably make another post with way more photos from the pleasant walk. Stay tuned.

Very Bold

The 85-meter-long superyacht Bold in Stockholm. Designed by Espen Oeino. Owned by Guido Krass. You can learn more ridiculous facts about the ship if you press here. Or you can just buy it. Although that will set you back around $ 100 300 000. Give or take.

Fire and rescue services

Some sort of emergency in an apartment on the top floor at Hammarby Allé. The first responder on the Scania ladder truck was trying to look in through the window. The firefighters come from Katarina brandstation, the oldest fire station in the world according to Guinness World Records. Photo taken from the Skanstull bridge where I had stopped for a Summer photo of the concrete pier.

A blue sky

Cycling and walking around Kastellholmen. This is a view towards Djurgården and the amusement park Gröna Lund. A photo for the June theme day, which is Sky.

Fun times at Stortorget

The best place for Tourist Hunting while in Stockholm is without any doubt Stortorget in the old town. As proven here with two photos with tourists snapping away towards the Nobel Museum on a sunny Summer day.