supposedly the last weekend of summer, i got some time out in the sun at the island Djurgården, which used to be the royal hunting and riding grounds for the royal family. even today, you can see the royal family riding around sometimes.
theres an ecological center in the middle of the island, with a cafe and lots of cultivated fruits and vegetables, the greens on the plates come from their own garden. This is salmon and potatoes in a thick gravy with vine leaves.
an apple tree that fell over but got propped up by a brick, its still alive and a few kids tried to climb it while we were there.
the apple orchard
where we were
there were also some displays in greenhouses, there were lots of pumpkins, and a display showing the different types of apples and pears found in the park.
part of the archipelago, the water is semi salty, not that i've tasted it before.
supposedly this is a great place to bring your dog out for a swim. There's free water for the dog while the owner buys his coke.
kids rolling down the hill, reminds me of jack and jill.
guys flying extremely big kites, almost like parachutes.
we were on our way to the technical museum, displaying everythign technical. here is the engine room, with displays of cars, engines, aeroplanes, water pumps(below)
theres a space room, with this fun thermal sensor.
how astronauts sleep
forgot the name, but it simulates weightlessness.
very scarry mirrors
mindball. a gadget senses the level of brain activity and the person with higher brain activity moves the ball away from them to the opponent.
the voltages are tracked on screen.
ancient calculator
cray 1, the worlds first supercomputer
digital speak
chinese typewriter, theres like hundreds of characters to pick up. so need to memorize where each one is located.
a whole wall of ancient innovations
old skool!
the swedish company, pirate bay was fined many million crowns for alowing people to download movies, software and other stuff online. they just told us where the files are located and not storing those copyrighted material on their own computers. It was great while it lasted.
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