View of Stockholm from the elevator lift built in the early 1900s that used to connect the upper and lower towns.
Loved the cloud formations and the color of the sky here. The rain came and went all day so the clouds were always dancing in different ways.
Okay, I got a little trigger happy on the whole band on horses changing of the guard cavalry ride thing. That explains the next bunch of pics...
This was li'l miss power happy blondie responsible for keeping the crowd to the sides. She was entertaining even when I couldn't see the Guard
Out with the rain, in with the sun - all day long. The Grand hotel is one of their historic claims to fame. I just liked the flags in the sunshine whole between the clouds
The unique black spire of their memorial church where kings from as far back as the 1200s are buried
Okay, I admit it, the sight of this car made me wet. SOOOO beautiful! I stopped to chat with the less than enthusiastic owner who obviously wasn't interested in having anyone drool on his car. Oh My God I declared, that is gorgeous. I've never seen this one on the road before. He replied, "It's number seven in the world." and went back to pumping his own gas. Just goes to show money can't buy personality and a hot rod can't make a hot bod. What a shame.
The VASA. One of the most impressive museum exhibits I have ever seen. Got a little trigger happy here too...
The controversial though persuasive architect who designed City Hall designed the ceiling to resemble a Viking ship turned upside down
View from the Gallery of the Prince in City Hall. I really liked this room for it was designed on the theme of reflection. The mural on the wall, painted by the prince, reflects the view through the windows. The room is filled with male/female oppositions including these lovely carved representations of man and woman through time flanking the windows. They were beautifully done...