Photos from Haninge, Stockholm and Södertörn

Swedish word of the day. Takstol. New café and more under construction in Tungelsta, next to the Rocklösaån stream. Shot over a fence in...

This building in Tungelsta dates back a century. It has housed the local grocery store, post office, cafe, private apartments, restauran...

Two arson attacks at this fast food joint last Summer. With a new owner. Big police investigation. The owners decided to rebuild and ren...

The museum in the park in Tungelsta. Operated by the local historical association, Folk & Trädgård. You can learn a lot about the lo...

The new Jensen school at Lillgården in Tungelsta. Designed by Andreas Svensson from Brunnberg & Forshed. Summer photo here .

I met Grumpy on my Winter walk today. He was very upset, could not find his snow shovel.

The brick church in Tungelsta was built in 1973. The architect was Rolf Bergh . The two Mandorla shaped windows were designed by the ar...

A chilly evening promenade. After walking for maybe five minutes I realized that I only had my thin finger gloves on and not the warm mi...

Still Winter and I am not a fan. Normally I would still be out there snapping away, but not this chilly and snowy January. Instead of go...

Evening walk to the "återvinningscentral". These are the row-houses at Lillgården. I started a photo project back in 2014 whe...

The first ever convenience store in Tungelsta was located at my great-grandfathers greenhouse nursery, of all places. Built 120 years ag...

The greenhouse in the park in Tungelsta. Photographed a few days ago. Built by the members of Folk & Trädgård (the local historical ...

This is Hammarbo along Allévägen in Tungelsta. Next to the Hammar estate that I showed you yesterday. Built by a man from the same famil...

The Hammar estate in Tungelsta. Dates back a couple of centuries. The same family has owned it since it was first built.

Still Winter.