In the Eyes of Skansen Lejonet
Beware! Nothing and no one escapes from the eyes of Skansen Lejonet. This fort is watching the city day and night, witnessing decent or disturbing moves of anyone in the vicinity. If only it can speak and reveal what it has been seeing. But it can’t, for it stands there alone and its reason for being there is no longer as important as in 1694. Now it’s one of the city’s preserved forts. Meet Skansen Lejonet in Goteborg.
Awooo! I didn’t realize at first that the holes of the fort indicate parts of a face. It looks like a head coming out of the house to see outside. Skansen Lejonet used to be a military facility but later became a military museum, then deserted in 1942.
Now it serves as a place for events like parties, weddings, and other celebrations. And how about fixing a Halloween Party at Skansen Lejonet and spook your way to the city.
HAPPY HALLOWEEN!
Category: Photologue
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Marlene is a teacher by profession holding a degree of Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education. She works as a Mother Language Teacher in Sweden. She is a Filipina married to a Swede. She has been blogging since 2007 and she and her hubby own quite a number of websites. Connect with Marlene on Google+
Very interesting post ! It does look like a face.
That’s looks like a beautiful city to be. BTW, nice new template. So neat. Did you make it yourself?
Hi scart, kumusta na? Sorry for this late reply. Thank you, but I didn’t make it. I purchased this theme last summer.
very nice place, i am visiting here from my link list. Can u please add my link here as i not notice my link here..see you around
Done! Thanks for telling me. I lost my blogroll links when I moved to our new webhost last summer.
Looks beautiful at night and yes I see the head popping out as well, how neat. I would love to see the interior.
Me, too, how I wish I could see the interior. Someday, when I have the reason to go inside, maybe.
Yes, it does look like a gentle but vigil face starting out into the night. I love the lighting around the fort. Looks very moody but energetic at the same time.
-Jean
I love to see lights like this in the night, especially now that it’s dark in the fall and winter. So warming amidst the cold.