Forhåpentligvis noe både for øyet og for tanken.
I St. Johannes menighet var det loppemarked i går. Tok turen innom for å se etter et kupp eller to, men gikk nokså tomhendt hjem. Fikk en hyggelig prat med venner, og et par bilder. Over ses auksjonarius. Under el-avdelingen…. Fortsett å lese «Loppemarked»
At winter time many people find it too cold to use their boats. Values for millions lay unused a large part of the year. Funny.
This was meant to be posted yesterday… From Solborg Folkehøyskole.
The colony garden at Eaganes, Stavanger. People without a garden themselves can acquire some square meters of land with a little hut to grow flowers, vegetables and stuff and go there to relax and for example have a cup of coffee and read a photo blog.
One of the «Four Great» Norwegian writers was Aleksander Kielland. He was from Stavanger and has now a statue of himself in the very center of the town.
The «Four Great» writers Henrik Ibsen, Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson, Aleksander Kielland and Jonas Lie made a substantial contribution to Norwegian literary history towards the end of 19th century and are still widely read.
På veien mellom Cochabamba og Sucre havnet vi i en kø. Eller var det mø?
Sony SLT a37, JPEG OOC.VM på ski i Falun tidligere i vinter ble en begrepsforvirrende opplevelse. Slik går det gjerne når K-en i Kristendomsundervisninga på skolen for lengst har forsvunnet i gavnet, om ikke i navnet, og det kun er «restendom» igjen. Fortsett å lese «Syndebukken i norsk sportsjournalistikk»
Naked Branches stretching out over my head awaiting spring’s miracle to happen again.
Being an amateur/beginner/novice in the art of developing film, I was not aware of the need of protecting the developed film from raindrops entering through the window of my car. Fortsett å lese «Some playing in the darkroom»
This is one of the most famous scenes from Stavanger. The three swords in the rock at Hafrsfjord to simbolize the union of the country made by king Harald Hårfagre by the year 872 or so.
The beautiful Stokkavannet, a lake in Stavanger. Lots of swans and ducks there.
