Midsummer in the North
Traditional midsummer celebration, right at the summer solstice when the sun is up 22.5 hours a day.
Shared by BibUgglan
Traditions and everyday life in SwedenFestivals, family customs, favourite places and everyday traditions, written by members of Global Penfriends who live in Sweden. Each cultural keepsake is a short note about life where they are.
102 keepsakes from Sweden (69 traditions and culture, 33 personal) · page 4 of 4Moments from members' own lives: family traditions, favourite places, hobbies and memories, some from other countries they love.
Traditional midsummer celebration, right at the summer solstice when the sun is up 22.5 hours a day.
Shared by BibUgglan
Cinnamon rolls are very important for Swedish people, and baking them makes them 100 times better
Shared by Daisy creek
Sky in the mirror. In Sweden sky is deep and clean blue. It’s beautiful in the mirror too.
Shared by Lilush74
I have a shiba inu named Yoshi, he got some aggression problems but it’s ok because he’s cute
Shared by Elsa Ying
A beautiful old pine tree with wood pecker holes, and maybe a marten living there too.
Shared by SiriusB
I love to be outside and photograph. It can be nature, people and all kinds of stuff.
Shared by Elleb21
Dark Winter morning can be delightful at the right time and place. Tullinge, Sweden.
Shared by Fragarach
At night looking up at the stars I am lucky enough to see this sometimes
Shared by Mack mack
Spending time in solitude is necessary for me and oxygen for my soul.
Shared by Brienne
For everyone. From everyone. By everyone. Each and every time.
Shared by Always Here
Living in Sweden, just än ordinarie gardening sunflower woman.
Shared by Katarina Hagerberg
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