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My home town.
Posted: 2006-05-06 07:17pm
by Tranan
Well it isent a town, i beleve it´sent even a village. the buldings are so unintresting so I wont even show the pics now.
but we got wonderfun nature, and lakes, here is thre of them all winthin 10mins by foot.
Kvarnsjön
Hjorten
And Långsjön.
All oftem have drinking qvalty water and lots of fish.
Posted: 2006-05-06 07:33pm
by Aaron
I really like the bridge, it's very picturesque.
Posted: 2006-05-06 07:39pm
by Tranan
Cpl Kendall wrote:I really like the bridge, it's very picturesque.
Its a nice brige and its old as dirt.
Some say its frome 1350 wen this was a tradeing post. but i belive its much more resent say 1600ish.
Posted: 2006-05-06 08:08pm
by Tranan
We also got wild flowers.
like this one.
Posted: 2006-05-06 08:23pm
by Aaron
Tranan wrote:
Its a nice brige and its old as dirt.
Some say its frome 1350 wen this was a tradeing post. but i belive its much more resent say 1600ish.
Your really lucky to have something as historical as that bridge in your home town. All we've got around here is the old Hydo museum from the late 1800's. But my home town in British Columbia had a real trading post from the fur trade.
Re: My home town.
Posted: 2006-05-06 10:13pm
by Surlethe
Tranan wrote:All oftem have drinking qvalty water and lots of fish.
They all have drinking quality water? Now
that's impressive -- the rivers and lakes around here are generally not considered safe to even swim in, and we generally don't touch the fish we catch. Well, perhaps I'm exaggerating, but we can't drink anything straight out of the water sources, and when I was backpacking in the wilderness a few years ago, we couldn't drink the water without filtering it first to get rid of mooseshit and tapeworm eggs.
Re: My home town.
Posted: 2006-05-08 03:26pm
by Tranan
Surlethe wrote:Tranan wrote:All oftem have drinking qvalty water and lots of fish.
They all have drinking quality water? Now
that's impressive -- the rivers and lakes around here are generally not considered safe to even swim in, and we generally don't touch the fish we catch. Well, perhaps I'm exaggerating, but we can't drink anything straight out of the water sources, and when I was backpacking in the wilderness a few years ago, we couldn't drink the water without filtering it first to get rid of mooseshit and tapeworm eggs.
I consider moving if i was you. even the swedish capiatl has swiming warter ifront of cityhall.
And ont thing more my home "town" has so few roads i can tack a pic of evryone on one roll of film.