örsundsbro harbour
posted by Pia K at
12:00 PM
Saturday, January 2, 2010
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- Name: Pia K
- Location: Stockholm, Sweden
Vegan in Stockholm with soft spot for bright and beautiful matters to ease the Weltschmerz : business owner, communicator, freelance copywriter, social media and community manager at Prosit Ord & Bild AB : ex-lawyer : now looking for senior communicative job within a sustainability dedicated company - we can be greater together! : tea drinker, thinker, reader and curious ponderer : share house with fabulastic bunch of British Shorthair cats (once a breeder) and summer hedgehogs : the forever missed little loaf dog extraordinaire (norfolk terrier) passed in 2013 : loved to travel whenever an opportunity came along (we do live in quite a different world now...) : live by the fact that any kind of idiot can live in order, only a true genius master chaos! : always keeping in mind the apt Gandhi quote “the greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way in which its animals are treated”, just remember that the path to moral progress begins with each and every one of us as individuals : here in blog i sort out my thoughts, ideas and opinions - as well as share bits and pieces of this life and world of mine. welcome ~
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6 Comments:
Wasn't there a boat about to sink in that harbour at that time? Maybe 'twas the year before that.
I see that you have England listed as one of your interests, and you obviously love beautiful photography. Perhaps you would enjoy my blog:
http://picturesofgreatbritain.blogspot.com/
As often as possible I will post photographs of glorious vistas, charming close-ups, and interesting tidbits of life in Great Britain for the pleasure of Anglophiles everywhere!
P.S. Gorgeous picture, I love it!
Don't get me started about water in Örsundsbro these days... Spring is upon us. Literally!
that must have been the previous year, per, didn't see a thing back then. and as i find sunken boats really creepy i'm glad i didn't...
i hope the örsundsbro spring has dried up by now!
thanks, abby! i am a frequent traveller to uk and scotland so i have loads of photos and experiences from here and there and everywhere too, i'll check your blog out and see where your heart and camera has taken you:)
Excelente!
Me gustó.
Un abrazo.
gracias, otonio!
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