Tinker's videos
Mona's niece Mira
making coffee
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My parents had one of these coffee makers in the 1960s. I don't think I have seen one since. In the home of Märta and Bengt
removing the snow from the sauna roof
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Curt and Ebba are using a rope to "saw" then remove the snow from the roof, rather than go up and shovel. The snow was heavy enough to prevent the door of the sauna from opening
removing the snow from the sauna roof
chopping wood
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Curt has an intriguing, efficient and frightening (!) wood splitter. Ebba and I helped bring it over from the snow covered stack. At "Ede" near Strömsund
chopping wood
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Curt has an intriguing, efficient and frightening (!) wood splitter. Ebba and I helped bring it over from the snow covered stack. At "Ede" near Strömsund
chopping wood
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Curt's intriguing, efficient and frightening (!) wood splitter. At Ede, near Strömsund
IMG 1283
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Swedish folk dancing
Swedish folk dancing
Swedish folk dancing
Swedish folk dancing
Curt demonstrates the traditional way to drink cof…
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You stick a hard sugar lump in your mouth, put some coffee onto your saucer, and slurp it in (for better aeration?) then swish it about till it's sweet enough, swallow and repeat
swirly snow in motion
falling diamond dust
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I have not been able to capture the magical nature of the snow here, how it looks like diamond dust, both while falling and lying on the ground. Here's a leeeetle bit of sparkle
live action moose
frozen bubble fail
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frozen bubbles - 4
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the surprise is that that they do not shatter when they freeze and you poke them - the become like think plastic and tear instead
