gotland in greyscale.

pompeji on film.

herculaneum on film.

pompeji polaroids

the house with the faun and Alexander mosaic.

crossing the street in 3D.

*this gladiator arena was closed for 10 years in ancient times as a
punishment for a riot that got out of hand.

wintertime..while i'm waiting for adventures to start in late month of April, this blog is hibernating.

..but i'm reading several books at the same time and planning for 

lots of things this upcoming summer, i always need to have a few 

adventures waiting. April is just a few months away really. 

Above photo is the national gallery in London seen through my 

diana+ camera (accidently on pinhole setting).

*update: there will be a few winter posts, so don't worry, dear readers.

my sister at Glösa, seen through holga camera.

My sister doesn't really know anything about archaeology or prehistory. Some people are interested, some are not, some just haven't gotten there just yet. So when she was following me around on my excursion, i talked about and explained all the sites to her that we visited. 

i assumed i was talking to only one ear but when i asked her later in the evening about the most important things from all the sites, she got 7 out of 10 questions right! and she was enthusiastic as well! 

questions such as where the closest hill forts to the mjälle hill fort are located, the age of the trapping pits, the difference between a storage building and a house, where certain rock carving motifs are in the country etc etc. i was really happy to see her interested when we were at the museum as well, especially when she saw the artifacts from places we had just visited, "aw so cool!" she said. 

 There is hope for humanity!

åre.

the only medieval stone church from 1100 a.d in the scandinavian fells. foton tagna med holga 135 kamera.