Stockholm As Seen From a Cottonhead's View

Right now my nasty cold has reached the head all full of cotton, coughing and feeling nausea in abundance stage - but the sour throat part is practically over, so now I suppose it will only get better...

Even thinking about food makes me feel worse, so I surely won't write anything about that, I'll just let some pictures talk, Stockholm, some weeks ago when summer was still on - and not all blue, and wet, like at the moment.

Vinterviken (Winter's Bay), on the path you take to get to this place

Hornstulls Strand

A for some reason very unpeopled Kungsträdgårdsgatan (King's garden street), and now it's not very far from experiencing these small signs of a caring city

The Guildhall at Kungsholmen, part of the district court in Stockholm

Klarabergsgatan, as you can see, the multiplexity way of Stockholm

Part of the very often congested Klarabergsleden, the City Hall and the southern parts of the city, Södermalm, in the background

The Supreme Administrative Court at Riddarholmen (Knight's Islet)

And hey, I give you Klarabergsleden from another angle, and with congestion!

Not everyone thinks rush hour time spent in a car at Klarabergsleden is the best way to deal with time - here's a fisherman who's turned his back at that, now on his break... overlooking the City Hall

This walking and writing has left me all exhausted, so I suddenly find myself beamed down at the other side of town, hurrying over S:t Eriksbron to catch the c-train from Karlberg. Did manage to capture this view over parts of the Central station area and the five scrapers of Hötorget though. When summer was still on...