Happy Holidays to all who drop by and constantly read our blog. 2020 is about to end, but there isn’t any sign of this covid-19 ending yet. Instead, it mutates into a new form causing dreadful fear to the world. While some people have been back to their usual travel plans, we decided to plump […]
Archives for 2021
What A Wonderful Day!
We had a white surprise this morning when we woke up to unploughed thick snow on the ground. I can’t remember when was the last time we had snow in November, but in this period of global warming and all, it’s becoming rare to experience snow before December. But it’s always a good sight to […]
Gothenburg Lookout Point: Masthugget
One of the schools I work at on Mondays is close to Masthuggskyrkan or Masthugget Church. It’s an old church built in the 1900s, and it is situated on a hill. Although the church itself is worth a visit, the view outside the church makes it popular with tourists and locals. When hubby drives me […]
The restrictions were lifted. Goodbye Covid-19?
Our Public Health Agency has announced that beginning September 29, the restrictions against covid-19 would be lifted. That was yesterday. I supposed that everything would be back to normal, and we could go back to meeting face to face again. I missed that. However, there are still precautions to take when feeling some signs of […]
Making use of Google Maps Timeline
There must be millions of travellers worldwide that are keen on documenting their travels in some way or another. Even before the existence of online check-ins and GPS, people keep track of their travels through photographs. The concept of checking in online makes travelling even more exciting. Saving the exact location associated with photos has […]
Quedlinburg – A Small Town with Significant History
When we go on a road trip from Sweden through the countries in the south, Germany has been our favourite country to explore. We would spend many stops and overnights in the country rather than rushing to drive through it. Although we plan our route, we sometimes stay overnight in a place we don’t know […]
