[QUOTE="Wiesenthal"][QUOTE="LexLas"][QUOTE="Wiesenthal"]

Not much to see perhaps, but here goes. This is Oskarshamn in the southeast of Sweden.

The nuclear power plant.

(*Lots of pics*)

Film-Guy

Yeah, during the summer there are a lot of tourists here, mainly germans. Lots of camping ground, as you say. Now that you mention it, there are many great fishing locations. I really need to go fishing, I haven't done that for years.

Whats it like living in sweden? I've only been to Stockholm and it seemed really nice. And most people spoke great english too. I also Heard that Oslo in Norway is nice too.

I love visiting Stockholm, mostly because I have family there, but also because it's a really nice city. I go there at least twice a year. The thing I love most to do is just walk around in the city when the sun goes down. That's Stockholm to me. :)

Sweden is a great place to live in. I don't know how to describe it really... everybody looks after everybody. People care about each other. I'll never move out of Sweden, that's for sure.

[QUOTE="Wiesenthal"]

Not much to see perhaps, but here goes. This is Oskarshamn in the southeast of Sweden.

The nuclear power plant.

jointed

Awesome pictures. I visited Malmoe once, but it was nothing like that :(

I've got some family in Malmö. Never really liked that city though for some reason.

[QUOTE="Wiesenthal"]

Not much to see perhaps, but here goes. This is Oskarshamn in the southeast of Sweden.

The nuclear power plant.

Gigagamer2

very nice pictures, and i noticed in this one. Are those noctilucent clouds?

I had to look up the term. :P Yes, it is. They're awesome, but quite rare.

[QUOTE="Wiesenthal"]

Not much to see perhaps, but here goes. This is Oskarshamn in the southeast of Sweden.

The nuclear power plant.

(*Lots of pics*)

LexLas

Yeah, during the summer there are a lot of tourists here, mainly germans. Lots of camping ground, as you say. Now that you mention it, there are many great fishing locations. I really need to go fishing, I haven't done that for years.

Not much to see perhaps, but here goes. This is Oskarshamn in the southeast of Sweden.

The nuclear power plant.

Whistler's Mother. I don't know why, but that was the first thing I thought of.

gs_gear

I lost at this one! :lol: Probably photoshoped, though.