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In The Man's Own Words
Tuesday, 7 June 2005
History
Topic: Travel
The highlight of today was a visit to the Vasamuseet which is a museum built around a 17th century warship built by King Gustav Adolphus to fight in the wars against his cousin, deposed king of Sweden, current king of Poland. Unfortunately, this huge and ornately decorated ship sank only about a kilometer after first setting sail. Due to the lack of shipworms (the kind that eat wood under water) in the Baltic, the ship was preserved for almost 330 years before it was resurrected from the mud and restored into the museum. Very cool.

We also took a boat tour which allowed us to view many of the islands which make up the city of Stockholm, all diverse, with different communities physically separated.

I approve of this message The Man at 1:55 PM EDT
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Wednesday, 8 June 2005 - 7:28 AM EDT

Name: DEB

Hey man,

nice to follow what happens on your big Scandinavian tour after you left us. Morten also got the address and was curious to read what you had written. I am happy that the weather has finally changed for you...the same thing happened in Aarhus a few days after you left...

See you, D

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