In Norway we seem to have more and more signs and artwork in English.
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from Rob and Mandy
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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- A view from the culture house.
- Red sky over here. Cold and peaceful. My thoug...
- Strong wind at the airport yesterday.
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- After a Champagne-lunch today, I finished of wi...
- Colder, and even a bit of snow from time to tim...
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- All in English. In Norway we seem to have more...
- Have a nice weekend!
- One creative way to announce a positive message f...
- We have got rabbits in town. They all have 3 eyes...
- Another great morning!
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- Not many people on the ferry from Vassøy to Stava...
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- Saturday afternoon in Stavanger
- Never quite sure what to wear this time of yea...
- Kevin Lunde in action last night at the Clarion H...
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6 comments:
In Spain as well... Anyway, I really the small one on the bottom left!
Here too. I like this though, it's fun!
In my recent trips to Europe I have been surprised to see how prevalent English has become in non-English speaking countries. This is eyecatching but maybe not my kind of art.
Hei du Gunn i Stavanger!!
Kjempe flott att se bloggen din igjen pa ny CDP blogg portalen!
Hilsen fra Hagen ganget
Same here. The number of English words used on daily life is amazing.
must be the sign of times...
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