How to identify a forest
Step 1: find tall trees
Step 1: find tall trees
Step 2: Find short houses that look empty, this marks the beginning of a forest
Step 3: Find instruments of torture plastered onto wooden boards such as this
Step 4: always check the warning signs
Step 5: the toilet should be out of reach
Step 6: leaf specimens should be displayed
Step 7: And you have found your forest!
OMG ITS TRUE, THERE ARE WILD ANIMALS
Some fake pigs trying to pass off as real ones. Speaking of which, i miss roast pork
Its really nice to jog here, air is really good and you get to see the occasional cow
A slope we found that would be fun during winter for sledding
Slug. someone suggested we put salt on it. Thank God no one had salt
Moments before JH tried to sit on the fence
Horses!!!
This dear horse came galloping towards us once he saw us eating chocolates. I guess everyone loves chocolates
MY HORSE
the horse is actually really big, cant really tell from this picture but being used to only large dogs, took me awhile before realise how big a horse is
Being bored, the horse trotted away. Theres a bathtub as their drinking point lolol
GOATS
And yes, the goats were drawn to us because of the choclates too. So if you want to be an animal whisperer, just bring loads of chocolates
Reminds me of Noahs ark, but just that its a farmhouse
My school! the farm is actually part of my school so after walking way off we actually found ourselves at the back of campus!
Linkoping university has no high rise buildings so doesnt make you feel all clustered up like NTU
Orientation games by da swedes, being aliens we can only watch. :(
O yes this was a flea market we saw yesterday! In linkoping town
Wanted to buy the monitor, but didnt in the end :(
I bought a few swedish badges and a bicycle basket! I love flea markets cause you never know what you can find! esp cause its cheap too. Call me karang guni but yes i love buying good second hand products.
No comments:
Post a Comment