Some might call it a Nursery, play school or pre-school. It depends on where you live.
(In Norwegian it is called BARNEHAGE, directly translated it is : children's garden.)
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Stavanger is the fourth biggest city in Norway. It is situated on the southwest coast. My aim is to try to capture something from every day, from the area nearby too, and when I am not at home I will still try to put up a photo from my archive. Welcome back for another look.
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March
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- Art by Terry Nilssen-Love.
- KUNSTGALLERIET
- Another view from VÅLANDSTÅRNET.
- A view from Vålandstårnet.
- VÅLANDSTÅRNET is open on Sundays.
- Kindergarten or Kindergarden ??
- Good Friday.
- Strange.
- A SUNNY day.
- Smart.
- Artistic stained glass window.
- Missing cat.
- Sunny days.
- Spring cleaning.
- Good morning.
- BALMORAL visiting Stavanger.
- Bright RED painted benches.
- Hå Gamle Prestegård.
- Flowers.
- Yet another shop has closed.
- Villa with a view.
- REFLECTIONS
- At the old market place.
- Out in the lake.
- BLUE sky today.
- Cold outside and cold inside.
- More colours.
- A sign of spring.
- The OWNERS duty.
- Snow and rain again.
- A view.
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7 comments:
It is really interesting architecture on Your picture. Nice find. Easter greetings from cold Bergen
Hmm, I think I'd like a few more plants in my "garden". :-)
I like al those little color spots in this grey facade so randomly placed. A great idea.
I think it's kindergarten here Gunn, but I could be wrong :) Hope you have a wonderful and safe Easter weekend.
Colourful additions to the wall. Here there's kindergarten, plus nursery school if parents wish to get kids started a year early.
A very attractive building. Love those little colourful windows. Have a Happy Easter Gunn.
I guess the design is to attract children to play with cubes. Great catch! In Mexico: Jardín de Niños or Kindergarden, as well.
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