A quick Danish lesson: smørre = butter; brød = bread. Smørrebørd (butter-bread) is what they call the famous open-faced sandwiches of Denmark. For my first meal in Copenhagen I had: sandwich […]
Tanum, a UNESCO World Heritage Rock Art Centre, is famous for its petroglyphs put there 10,000 years ago by the Bronze Age people who lived in this area in northern […]
On the latest Lens-Artists Challenge, Patti Moed asks, “Are you one of those people who remembers every great meal you’ve ever had?” May I present my travel journal for Denmark […]
We went to Sweden after some time in Denmark and found that the Swedes do not display their flags nearly as much as the Danes. Boats are the best place […]
The bus driver takes one look at us with our suitcases and says, “Sorry, we don’t allow tourists on this bus.” We are astonished and I actually take a step […]
Note from Editor/Daughter: This story, dating back to after World War 2, is from my dad’s journal of memories. There are two special mountains near Venersborg, Sweden. They are like […]
Note from Editor/Daughter: This story, from my dad’s journal of memories, tells of his journey to Sweden on his Harley where he worked for some months logging on an estate. In […]
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