[dot_recommends] In a front garden. The white Christmas we had is turning green already.
Hej!
[dot_recommends] The all-purpose Swedish greeting written in snow on the window of a parked car.
Recycled Christmas
[dot_recommends] And after Christmas … all the wrappings have to be recycled. Overfilled cardboard and paper recycling containers at Eriksberg. For the record, this picture was taken two days beforeContinue readingRecycled Christmas
Christmas Eve
A Christmas tree in the Nordstan shopping centre. The 24th December, Christmas Eve, is the day when Swedes celebrate Christmas. So: God Jul till alla! … Continue readingChristmas Eve
Abandoned clothes
[dot_recommends] Abandoned … or are they? There’s a Swedish tradition of leaving gifts for the Tomte (the house gnome) and perhaps whoever left these was also hoping to help aContinue readingAbandoned clothes
Confectionary at Christmas
[dot_recommends] The Christmas window display at the Gothenburg chocolate maker’s Flickorna Karnold (The Karnold Girls) at Södra Larmgatan 14.
Christmas Graffiti
[dot_recommends] A graffiti Father Christmas makes the V-for-Victory sign. Photo taken at Gothenburg’s one legal graffiti wall near the Röda Sten Art Centre.