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Summar vacation 2009 part 5; the grateful dead ed.
Ro (Rö) church, the oldest parts are from the 13th century, within the church are murals on the walls and on the roof from the 15th century, the latest addition the church is the choir, added in 1747.… more →
Testimony of the spade
Summar vacation 2009 part 5; the grateful dead ed.
wrote 5 months ago: Ro (Rö) church, the oldest parts are from the 13th century, within the church are murals on the wall … more →
Summer vacation part 4
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wrote 5 months ago: Next stop, and I still haven’t come past last Saturday so there’s a lot more to come, is Skederids c … more →
Summer vacation 2009 part 3
wrote 5 months ago: Still keeping it in Stockholm County we visited Frotuna (Frötuna) church. It’s a beautiful church th … more →
Summer vacation 2009 part 2
wrote 5 months ago: I’ll continue with one church and two rune stones; At Loharads (Lohärads) church is U567. The oldest … more →
Summer vacation 2009 part 1
wrote 5 months ago: The last few days I’ve been on the road, as it’s me that means I’ve stopped at rune stones, churches … more →
Riseberga cloister and cloister church ruin
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wrote 6 months ago: I visited Karlskoga last weekend and on Sunday we went by Riseberga cloister and cloister church rui … more →
Romanesque
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wrote 10 months ago: The eleventh century saw the first return to monumental stone sculpture in Europe since the end of t … more →
A prolongation of employment
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wrote 10 months ago: It seems I’ll stay for at least another month ’til the end of April as I got offered a p … more →
I am open to suggestions!
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wrote 10 months ago: As it looks now; the coming Monday will be the start of my last month in Norrbotten County, at least … more →
Door to Door
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wrote 11 months ago: I’ve taken up the habit of walking through the rows of church cabins in Gammelstads Kyrkstad (church … more →
The Open Air museum Hägnan
wrote 1 year ago: Gammelstad (Old town) is a church village, more about the church and the church village can be found … more →
Gammelstads kyrkstad (Church town) a world heritage site
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wrote 1 year ago: Now I’ve gotten me a internet connection so hopefully I’ll be a little bit more active t … more →
A quick visit to Visby
wrote 1 year ago: Today I arrived for a quick visit to Gotland, an island in the Baltic Sea, and the medieval city Vis … more →
Three medieval churches, two rune stones and a mound.
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wrote 1 year ago: I haven’t been lazy I just haven’t had access to the internet the last few days. I arriv … more →
The rune stones at Skärkind old church; Ög 171 and Ög 172
wrote 1 year ago: In the beginning of this week I once again found myself in Östergötland County, this time on a road … more →
At home again, at least for a while.
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wrote 1 year ago: Though I will miss working at Östergötland County museum, and I hope that I might return for more wo … more →
Rune stones and other scenic spots in Västergötland visited in 2005 part 1
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wrote 1 year ago: As I searched for some pictures the other day I found some that I would like to share from a trip to … more →
Vreta cloister ruins
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wrote 1 year ago: About a week ago I was in Östergötland while there I visited the cloister ruins of Vreta kloster. Vr … more →
The exterior of the dome of Linköping and then some
wrote 1 year ago: In my last post I showed parts of the interior of the dome now to the exterior. The history of the d … more →
