I had somewhat of a setback a couple of days ago and am currently living at my grandmother’s place (pictured below) to save money. I arrived in Halmstad on July 1st after a 4-hour bus journey and two nights in Linköping. Before that I lived in my old room at my parent’s house for some time.
I first meant to move in at my grandmother’s summer cottage in Frösakull at once but decided to stay in central Halmstad for a while. It feels good to be back here and as soon as I can I will find my own place again.
The summer cottage is pretty small, but only a 10 minutes walk to Frösakull Beach so the location is nothing to complain about.
Halmstad Library
Right now I’m sitting at the library, using their free wireless Internet access. Before I go, I want to mention that Iwannagothere is running a great contest until September 15th: Iwanngothere’s Weirdest Summer’09 contest. For a chance to win a Lomo Diana F+ camera, tell them about the weirdest place you’ve been this summer. They will choose the 10 best entries and users will vote for the winner.
Have a great weekend!
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Same here! And yes, this library is really special! Great location just by the river and only a five minutes walk to the center of the city.
Everything in Sweden is designed so unique (ok well not everything but almost everything). That library is awesome.
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I’ll probably be doing a post on some great design (mostly or only architecture) soon.
Nice photos, I like the look of the beach.
Isn’t there also a large Picasso sculpture in Halmstad ?
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Yes, the statue “Head of female”. Here’s a link http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Kvinnohuvud1-hstd.JPG