Lots of people have started their Easter Holiday today.
It is going to be empty in town.
Hopefully a bit of sunshine soon.
Happy weekend!
..... and Happy Easter!
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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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- E-type Jaguar.
- A sign....
- Car accident.
- Evening sky.
- Mathilde Christiane.
- Suddenly snow this morning.
- RUSS
- A bit of snow this morning.
- Around 2 o'clock this afternoon.
- Good friends out for a walk.
- Just the way it is ...
- Good morning.
- Depressing art.
- BRUSTADBUA is OPEN when others have closed.
- Newborn baby.
- Garden centres are open.
- YELLOW.
- Opening in 5 minutes.
- Arriving in town.
- Ready for Easter.
- CLOSED
- A Sunny Sunday.
- One way or the other...
- Holiday time....
- Streetlife
- Women at work.
- Landed.
- Lazy afternoon.
- Work by the German artist EVOL
- An old beauty in town.
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6 comments:
Some bloggers I follow have noted that their school spring breaks start this weekend and lead through the Easter weekend. Here the schools have a break in March, at the public school level. University campuses have a break usually in February.
Interesting photo. Too wet to sit at the outside tables. Time to trim back the palm fronds.
We are back to school on Monday after being off a week for our break. A bit late for us as we only have 5 more weeks of school left, for the year.
Perfect photo for Palm Sunday which arrives shortly!
I love this holiday season because our suburb is deserted at Easter as locals head to their weekend houses so we feel as if we have out lovely beachside location all to ourselves. No cuing in shops, restaurants and cafes. No competition for car parking from locals and outsiders - who tend to flock to this area in the weekend to be "seen". No tripping over others on the shoreline when walking the dog. A perfect holiday by just staying at home!
It's always a good time! Arianna
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