"I wonder how much it would take to buy a soap bubble, if there were only one in the world." ~ Mark Twain
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Sweden's largest museum of cultural history. Situated on the Djurgården island in the center of Stockholm, the magnificent museum building is one of Stockholm's true landmarks and well worth a visit in itself.
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"I wonder how much it would take to buy a soap bubble, if there were only one in the world." ~ Mark Twain
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The fog lifts on a Sunday morning..
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To the south-east of the City Hall, facing Riddarholmen, is a pillar roughly 20 meters tall with a statue of Engelbrekt Engelbrektsson on top…
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Autumn - Fyrverkarbacken in Marieberg on Kungsholmen in Stockholm. Built in 1962, designed by Henning Orlando. When the then Prime Minister Tage Erlander moved into the house, it came to be known as the Erlander house.
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Low Standing Sun - November 2022 at 08.01am (Stockholm, Sweden)
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https://youtu.be/gxJVwynolUU
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The 1655 Explorer II has 2 nicknames – "Freccione" (big arrow) and "Steve McQueen". "Freccione" means "arrow" in Italian, after the watch’s characteristic large orange arrow-shaped 24-hour hand. Curiously, the 1655 is often associated with "The King of Cool" Steve McQueen. So much so that many refer to it as "The Steve McQueen", even though not a single picture can be found of him actually wearing the watch! The truth is, that this is probably just rumors as there is no hard evidence that Steve McQueen ever wore or owned any Rolex Explorer II 1655. Steve personally owned a Rolex Submariner Ref. 5512 which he wore on his right wrist.
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