In Sweden we have a tradition called Julbord (Christmas table). Almost every company as well as all the familys meet up to have “a Julbord”. This is a tradition that goes on from first of Advent until Christmas day, and is a “must have” on Christmas eve. A typical julbord consists of Herring, ham, meatballs, salmon and many many more dishes. It’s almost like Spanish tapas but served in the middle of the room where all pic up their food.
Yesterday I had a Julbord at an old ship called Mälardrottningen. The weather wasn’t typical Swedish since we still have no ice (!!) and just a little snow, but we have plenty of clouds and rain 🙂
This is a pic that’s taken from the ship towards the southern parts of Stockholm. The reason for the pic is the lights that I suspect comes from Zinkensdamm.
Hope you had a nice weekend
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Such a fascinating view! You have captured it brilliantly. 🙂
Have a great week ahead.
Beautiful. I must visit Sweden some day.
What a stunning photo! Beautiful colours, and crisp! And photos of the Julbord?
I thought it was Northern Light! 😀
Thanks for sharing the tradition = fantastic image.
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Best to you in the New Year!
Beautiful shot! 😀
A little bit late, but thank you so much 🙂
I’m impressed. This shot is great. For me it’s an inspiration to do something similar.
Thank you so much!
nice shot Pedro!!
Thank you Xandi!