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         		 Maneesh kayaking up the river near the campground in Kungsor, on the beaver hunt (a successful one).: by milko_rosie, Views[369]
         		 Our campsite at Kungsor, with the lake in the background that we went kayaking on.: by milko_rosie, Views[329]
     
    Em during our bike ride around Hjo, at the marina.: by milko_rosie, Views[472]
         		 Relaxing at the campsite over the sea after our journey across the bridge from Denmark.: by milko_rosie, Views[417]
         		 Serious-face. The look of certainty.: by dsbreit, Views[323]
         		 Sweet Jesus! Right there in the woods.: by dsbreit, Views[409]
         		 Life's little webs of connection aglow.: by dsbreit, Views[381]
     
    Blooms above the water's frothy brew.: by dsbreit, Views[426]
         		 Angelic sunny smile.: by dsbreit, Views[411]
         		 Beautiful office mates, enjoying the end of a work day.: by dsbreit, Views[461]
         		 Eating food while bathing? The woman on the dock was giving it out for free. And some say that nothing is free!: by dsbreit, Views[385]
         		 Shower time.: by dsbreit, Views[251]
     
    Lazy river Sunday paddler.: by dsbreit, Views[258]
         		 Dockside view of flight.: by dsbreit, Views[254]
         		 The church towers over it all. Peek-a-boo church.: by dsbreit, Views[273]
         		 Maybe too many sky and flower pictures?: by dsbreit, Views[331]
         		 Shaded, windy alleyways of Gamlastan.: by dsbreit, Views[368]
     
    Disorienting perpendicular building. Nobel Prize anyone?: by dsbreit, Views[531]
         		 Tomb construction for a monumental, kingly figure? Like life's constant building, lying down reclaims it all.: by dsbreit, Views[384]
         		 Proportioned passageway. The entire building contains 8million bricks--nearly as many bricks as people in all of Sweden.: by dsbreit, Views[393]
         		 A naked man getting a butt punch from yet another mini-man, all the while gazing at the man shouting at God Himself.: by dsbreit, Views[569]
         		 Quick, hide behind me! I'll cover my breasts. The construction workers will be gone soon enough.: by dsbreit, Views[364]
     
    Mini-man moving with steady paddle strokes past the steadfast shopping mall!? It seems to be more of a castle.: by dsbreit, Views[317]
         		 Nature's windy blend of air and oil, with man's creative capacity for joy actualization.: by dsbreit, Views[318]
         		 Cottonwood swimming pool palace for Ducks.: by dsbreit, Views[357]
         		 Park Picknicking next to the Sumo Wrestlers.: by dsbreit, Views[354]
         		 If this were Afghanistan, the CIA would have torched us.: by dsbreit, Views[259]
     
    Spindly purple fibers jut out from spiny bulbs, forming a cozy munching spot.: by dsbreit, Views[265]
         		 Face first dive.: by dsbreit, Views[283]
         		 The juggernaut in the grave, protecting the women's tender face.: by dsbreit, Views[297]
         		 The cross' tiny t, denoting truth, is overtaken by giant trees, shrubs, and moss, hovering above freshly raked sandy graves.: by dsbreit, Views[288]
         		 Steps away panorama.: by dsbreit, Views[275]
     
    Nature's church outliving man's, season after season. Re-birth.: by dsbreit, Views[253]
         		 Woman kneeling at the base of old man's pedestal, gazing far from the church, out to the far reaches of Uppsala's beauty.: by dsbreit, Views[306]
         		 Scholarly man overlooking the church, from one of the earliest cadaver dissection buildings in Scandanavia.: by dsbreit, Views[237]
         		 Realizing she wasn't full, she returned, babies in tow. Pecking food from my outstretched hands, the mother reminded me of my childhood. Year after year, following the winter's yearly thaw, my migrating friends would stop over for a snack, eating lumps of bread from my tiny fingers, peck after peck.: by dsbreit, Views[276]
         		 Mother's judging eyes never left the motion of my food wielding hands, even as she returned back to paddling. Her babies left full and fluffy.: by dsbreit, Views[250]
     
    A snake's trail hike through the woods leads to Knivsta's quiet lakes.: by dsbreit, Views[285]
         		 Under the seemingly infinite sun, my friend waits and watches, gazing at the beautiful broads a few fence leaps away.: by dsbreit, Views[264]
         		 Bare, basking in the sun, my new friend greeted me.: by dsbreit, Views[358]
         		 Double digits! Sun times two.: by dsbreit, Views[390]
         		 Adam and Eve's morning waltz past the church. Did you know Adam invented the violin?: by dsbreit, Views[423]
     
    The open rise.: by dsbreit, Views[378]
         		 The sun shines through them all.: by dsbreit, Views[452]
         		 The timid summer street on Saturday's morning.: by dsbreit, Views[382]
         		 Glossy window reflections glance off the buildings, right into the lens.: by dsbreit, Views[376]
         		 The rising city in all its shades of beauty.: by dsbreit, Views[316]
     
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