And sometimes not.We still use these to stamp tickets with time and date.
In Germany (and Finland I hear) they’re considered collectors items.
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another blog on the wee wide web
About me
About the blog
I have gotten an urge to travel, to get away from my everyday life and see other worlds, maybe just a few miles from here and maybe on the other side of this little marble we live our lives on.
I started this blog to enable those who want to join me in my discoveries. Here you can read abut, and see pictures from, my travels, but also take part in my thoughts of the world and see the story my camera can tell about the place I tend to call my home.
Remember that being able to discover is highly dependant on shape and mood. Sometimes there will be a lot happening here but sometimes nothing at all.
Labels
- Berlin
- Couchsurfing
- Amsterdam
- Eiko
- Elin
- Judith
- Octoberfest
- Summerhouse
- ackerkeller
- flight
- home
- sick
- trouble
- Arrival
- Coffeshop
- Cuntryside
- Dirndl
- Easter
- Eyjafjallajökull
- Gothenburg
- Gummibärchen
- Göteborg
- Interrail
- Jewish museum
- Joel
- Kosher
- Kurfürstendamm
- Linnéa
- Roi
- SchwuZ
- Sweden
- antiques
- boat
- butterflies
- cold
- docks
- doctor
- feminism
- first post
- food
- hostel
- late
- leaving
- nostalgia
- party
- pictures
- politics
- posting
- red light
- rucksack
- saved
- sleep
- teknical problems
- tour of the city
- train
In the seventies we didn't have those cool boxes to put them in.
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