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  • Arctic Lessons II The next day, we were to experience a 10km. dog-sledge ride through the woods and have a traditional lunch in a traditional Sami hut. Our guide was to pick us up from the guesthouse we were staying at in the Posted by Ahila in Ahila's travel highlights | Nov 25, 2006
  • Arctic Lessons I My first encounter with the Aurora Borealis occurred by chance. During my student days in Stockholm, I had received a letter from a friend who had in her closing remarks wished me a great Scandinavian experience, especially with regard to Posted by Ahila in Ahila's travel highlights | Nov 24, 2006
  • Stockholm So off again for another visit to Stockholm, can never go there too many times! After the bus journey from Linkoping, we took a bus tour around the city, was really good and got to see some places I hadn't Posted by scottg in Scott's Adventures | Nov 16, 2006
  • $957.61 The most expensive jacket ever has been found in Sweden. I went to a local sporting goods store to look for a jacket and found this: I almost choked! Do you know how much that is in US D Posted by mrwallac in Sweden and Beyond | Oct 29, 2006
  • Here we go Nej jag är inte på resande fot just nu, men vad spelar det för roll? Hemma på en plats, stillastående är jag däremot inte. Får se vad som kommer ur det här.. Posted by nile in kicks to try | Oct 29, 2006
  • Autumn in Sweden Hej there! Well I think the above quote is something I will have to keep in mind to get through the coming winter. It's getting cold! Though I don't mind that so much, it's just all the rain that is frustrating Posted by scottg in Scott's Adventures | Oct 26, 2006
  • Cheese Grater I went on a boat tour through the city canals last week. We waited and waited as more and more people piled on the boat. The tour guide even put folding chairs in the isles so more people could fit. Posted by mrwallac in Sweden and Beyond | Oct 8, 2006
  • Amsterdam First time in Amsterdam Amsterdam is really a place that will leave you a lot of memories. From the the famous canals to the famous red light district. Well, I have never seen too many sex shows in one nigth. As Posted by Brun Xugar in Travelling Bug | Oct 6, 2006
  • Working Hard Things are now in full swing: A class project is due soon, I have officially started a masters thesis, Formula student is rolling, and the weather just got crappy. Before I moan about that stuff, here is me canoeing: [img=http://www.travellerspoint.com Posted by mrwallac in Sweden and Beyond | Sep 28, 2006
  • Swedish Countryside Yes, so I was only back in Linköping for 12 hours before getting back on the road. This time we were 18 students and a couple of teachers, heading an hour away to the countryside as part of the Nordic Posted by scottg in Scott's Adventures | Sep 27, 2006
  • Sunny Days Back by popular demand in Sweden...The Sun! It has been sunny and warm here the past few days so I got a chance to do a little exploring. The coast of Sweden is littered with thousands of rocky islands. Many Posted by mrwallac in Sweden and Beyond | Sep 12, 2006
  • Computer data Hello again. Mom and dad get here in about 3 hours. We are at the library so that Elin can pre-vote before the real vote next week when we will be in Norway. The weather has been bad, but mom and Posted by rob-elin in Rob & Elin | Sep 8, 2006
  • Sverige This is my first contact with the outside world since I first landed here in Göteborg Sweden on August 22nd. In an effort to keep my fan club updated on my latest adventures I will try and add to this Posted by mrwallac in Sweden and Beyond | Sep 6, 2006
  • Linköping Well where was I.... think last time I was one and a bit week into Swedish classes, so let's keep going.... Swedish classes were becoming quite the routine, up at 7.30am every morning to get to class by 9am, it's nice Posted by scottg in Scott's Adventures | Aug 25, 2006
  • Arrival in Sweden Hi there, so yes I am finally in Sweden (and I am finally sitting down to write a blog entry), so here is a recap of the past couple of weeks I arrived on the 1st of August from Finland, so Posted by scottg in Scott's Adventures | Aug 13, 2006
  • Narvik We took the train to Norway, and all we saw was a bunch of trees. in Luleå we stayed at a hotel with free pink bikes Then Posted by rob-elin in Rob & Elin | Aug 12, 2006
  • And so, *sigh*, back to the daily grind I've now been back pretending to be a real human being for a couple of weeks. I love being back at work, the stability, normality, effort and office life is brilliant. I have now totally got the travelling bug out Posted by Gelli in Hmmm. Needs more rope... | Jul 15, 2006
  • "The wedding" and Midsummers in Sweden After a couple of weeks travelling alone, it was great to know I would be spending two weeks in Sweden with friends. I entered Sweden from the north, on a bus from Finland. This was just part of a 27 hour Posted by TheWandera in Scandinavian Sojourn 2006 | Jun 26, 2006
  • Woodstock Hello, We went to luleå for one of Elins work trips. So now I have been south and north. Go sweden. Germany beat sweden out of the world cup, so now there is nothing to watch. so Posted by rob-elin in Rob & Elin | Jun 26, 2006
  • A boring bit about being back in Kristianstad Returning home after any trip is strange, but having been away for over a year, it felt even stranger than normal. I was dropped off on the edge of town and walked into the centre, right past my old home. Posted by Gelli in Hmmm. Needs more rope... | Jun 16, 2006
  • Lock, Stock, and Barrel I crammed everything I would need for the next four months of travel into my beaten-up 50L Osprey pack, slapped my roommate Laurent on the back one last time, looked around my empty room one last time, strapped my orange Posted by dakiar in Traipsing About | May 28, 2006
  • cat medicine TK421 Susanne and Hasse put the required tags in the ears of the lambs today. or a couple days ago. anyways, it wasn't easy and Susanne was shaking after it and wondered how the farmers with hundreds of lambs Posted by rob-elin in Rob & Elin | Jun 7, 2006
  • More pictures Elin is going to (hopefully, it's up to the government's hearing test they took 3 weeks ago) work on the norrlands tåg. She has been training full time since I got here, and in the training course she got Posted by rob-elin in Rob & Elin | Jun 5, 2006
  • Pictures Finally I can fit my basketball and tuxedo in the same locker! Previa's... lot's of them. [img=http://www.travellerspoint.co Posted by rob-elin in Rob & Elin | Jun 5, 2006
  • I'm going to tackle the swedish computer Here is the online travel journal for us! Posted by rob-elin in Rob & Elin | Jun 5, 2006
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