
About as far north as you’d ever want to go, this 10,000 square foot facility can be yours for $23,000.
to articleAbout as far north as you’d ever want to go, this 10,000 square foot facility can be yours for $23,000.
to articleA couple of wide panorama images of Stockholm taken on a gorgeous day in the summer of 2016.
to articleA wide view of Stockholm’s central plaza Sergels Torg on a dark, wet, winter afternoon. Click the image for a larger view.
to articleThe Ljushuset store (“Light House”) on Mäster Samuelsgatan lights up a rainy day in Stockholm. Click the image for a larger view.
to articleNorrköping
to articleBeethoven in the balcony waiting for James Blake to start. “I hope it’s loud. My hearing has been shit since the 1820s.”
to articleAndrew WK’s Stockholm set list is a work of art
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to articleStockholm’s Old Town seen through a wine glass at Debaser Slussen
to articleStockholm City Library designed by Gunnar Asplund in the 1920’s. I can see this beautiful building from my apartment window and I pass it on my walk to work.
to articleSunset and the evening’s first star over the Stockholm suburb of Rågsved.
to articleGood morning, Vasastan.
to articleTrygg is the Swedish word for “safe.” This is at the top of a beautiful old insurance company building in Stockholm.
to articleAnyone in there?
to articleSnow on Södermalm
to articleBonnier Magazines
to articleKungsgatan
to articleCozy and mysigt.
to articleScaffolding 3 (and the shadow of the building I live in)
to articleGubbängsmys
to articleSnowfall at the Swedish Royal Institute of Technology (KTH).
to articleIt just keeps growing
to articleA handsome, vintage, framed note in the hallway of this apartment building provides pointers on how to properly use the garbage chute.
to articleArchitectural model from 1967
to articleButterick’s is the go-to shop for party supplies and Halloween costumes
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