Playing bingo on the sand strip Nope, we’re not talking about Las Vegas When one talks about the things beach goers usually do on the sand, a long list of activities comes into mind. There is the usual beach bumming, sun bathing and beach photography, and there are also the extreme ones such as surfing,
I’m a sarong-addict. I just never seem to get enough.. I love the colors, I love all the women all over the world who walk around the beaches, working hard in the sun. I love to stop them, talk to them, make them laugh and buy one or two of their nice sarongs. Here’s a
Awesome vid about the alternative surfing scene with Joel Tudors angle at it and life as a whole. It’s 40 minutes long and free. Must see! The Ductumentary from Vans OffTheWall.TV on Vimeo.
I had been looking for a second hand juicer for a while, I figured it seemed to be a thing people bought used once and then never used it again.. I wasn’t sure I was gonna like it either so I didn’t wanna spend a lot of money on it. But then the local supermercado Ica
Went up to Bjäre over the weekend. Had a photo assignment at the “Skördefest” aka Farmers autumn market in Båstad. It was a nice market. Here’s some photos. At the evening we had a band playing at the restaurant so I and the girls had lots to do. Last weekend in september and the place
Förra helgen bjöd pappa mig på ett riktigt efterlängtat besök till Lillaro Café precis utanför Vejbystrand uppe på Bjärehalvön. Om ni inte vet vad ni ska göra denna söndag så styr kosan dit! Idag är nämligen sista dagen de har öppet på ett bra tag. Öppet fram till 17 om jag inte har fel för
We’re back in Malmö, back in school. Sorry for the silence here on the blog. It’s been overwhelming, in a good way. I’ve longed to blog again, just haven’t had the time. We’re in love with this city, again. Just like last year this time of the year. It’s the contrast that’s makes life interesting. Coming straight from
Ericeira town. Small and super picturescue full of cafés, restaurants, little shops and people. People everywhere. Ericeira had just the southern european vibe I miss in Sweden, were people go out and enjoy, meet and socialize in town every day. For example, 9/10 locals eat their breakfast out, every day. Really like it. Loving the
