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Eskilstuna Pride

"What's your name? Are you German or something?", I was asked by the bloke who sat down beside me offering me a beer. He was part of a larger group of men and women sitting at the adjoining table at Eskilstuna Pride. When planning my travel to Sweden, Eskilstuna was very much an afterthought. I'd … Continue reading Eskilstuna Pride

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28/05/201708/02/2022bisexual, eskilstuna, lesbian, lgbtqia+, magnus carlsson, queer, Sverige, transgender5 Comments

Eskilstuna Day Trip

So anyway, I hit the town last night in expectation of a big night in Stockholm. It had been a warm day, the homos had arrived for Europride, it was a full-moon, and you just knew it was gonna be a big one. And it was. In fact, it was too bloody crowded. Even the … Continue reading Eskilstuna Day Trip

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26/07/200807/05/2022ABBA, eskilstuna, Stockholm, Sverige, swedishtraveltips, Travel2 Comments
My beautiful hometown, Lismore has suffered the worst flood in recorded history. Many say the devastation is more akin to a cyclone or a tsunami. This is a series of posts about what happened to my family and to my town. I’ll keep adding to this as the recovery/rebuilding occurs. https://jamesobrien.id.au/2022-lismore-flood/

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