While Andy attended his conference, Susanne had a chance to explore Brunn Park in Ronneby, Sweden. Founded in the early 1700s the park served as home to a major spa resort, still popular today. The park, which extends for hundreds of acres, is dotted with ponds, waterfalls, and 19th century architecture.
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Reykjavik |
Tjorn Pond |
Iceland's Golden Circle |
Thingvellir National Park |
Icelandic Horses
Old Town Stockholm |
Djurgarden |
Skansen |
Vasa Museum |
Vaxholm and the Archipelago |
Brunn Park
Copenhagen |
Nyhavn |
Tivoli
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A Day Exploring Reykjavik |
The Golden Circle |
Why We Won't Ever Stay at the Travel Inn Again
Stockholm Surprise |
Farmhouses, Flagships and a Night at the Opera |
Vaxholm and the Archipelago |
Onward to the Conference
The Wrong Way to Copenhagen |
Vertigo & Tivoli
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