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Posted: 2011-02-26 09:06 AM   
I had to split this in to two sections..

And for helping you to get the beer prices right:
As you wrote, the prices for beer are very high at pubs and etc in Stockholm. But you can't compare them with the prices at the shops and supermarkets. Because that is not the same beer!
A beer in a pub is a beer with normal % of alcohol, about 5%. But the one you buy in the shops have at maximum 2,8-3,5%

Thanks for splendid reports!

//Joakim

Btw, I'm going to Slupsk and Gdansk for the eastern holiday

Posted: 2011-02-26 09:01 AM   
Hi
Nice travel reports you have done. I have been alot in Slupsk and Poznan. And I agree with you.
But in your report from Stockholm I found some errors of facts.
You wrote:
"Stockholm's Stadshuset on Kungsholmen island, was not only a matchless landmark, with its massive square tower, but a lovely spot by the water, where the Nobel Prize has been awarded on an annual basis, except the Nobel Peace Prize of course. As it is handed out personally by Norway's monarch in Oslo."
Fact is: The Nobel Prize handed out in the Consert hall of Stockholm by the Swedish king Carl XVI Gustaf. But the banquet is hold at the cityhall.
The peace prize is handed over in Oslo by the chairman of the Nobel prize committee, in the presences of the monarch of Norway.

And for helping you to get the beer prices right:
As you wrote, the prices for beer are very high at pubs and etc in Stockholm. But you can't compare them with the prices at the shops and supermarkets. Because thet is not the same beer!

Posted: 2010-11-30 09:53 PM   
Thanks for rating and commenting on my report! I'm glad you liked it.

Posted: 2010-11-28 10:04 PM   
Hola Krys, thanks for writing. I am glad that you liked mu mustique pictures.
Yes, to Mustique go many celebrities, although I only spent there one day and one night and did not see any world famous personaje.
I heard that David Bowie, Bill Gates, Pierce brosnan, Tom Hilfiger and many others use to rest in that island from time to time.
ciao
jorge

Posted: 2010-10-11 03:04 PM   
Congrats on another great report. Really seems like you enjoyed your time there. It's amazing that by looking at the town, you would never guess there had been years of war and destruction there. But a bit disturbing that the locals don't seem sure if the peace will last...

Warm regards,
jill

Posted: 2010-10-10 11:50 AM   
Mostar has become a symbol of peace in the EU. Congratulations to a great report on it. I think every global traveller should see this old "front".

Posted: 2010-10-10 07:47 AM   
De nada Krys, I look forward to all your reports, they make very interesting reading, kind regards, Tony.

Posted: 2010-10-10 07:10 AM   
for your nice congrats on surprising MoM award! I had to laugh when I read YOUR words about MY contribution. ;-)
Hope you're fine -
best regards - Petra

Posted: 2010-10-10 07:06 AM   
Looking forward to your new material, Krys!
Take care - Petra

Posted: 2010-10-09 10:17 AM   
Krys,

You have written some wonderful reports last month. Congratulations on getting ROM.

All the best

Amanda