Historically interesting places

by Maria 12. December 2009 22:56

- "So, what did you do Saturday evening? TV and pop corn??"
- "Ehm... no... I started looking at historically interesting places and listed monuments in Kolbäck/Säby"

Welcome to geek town Wink
Sure, I actually had a few hand fulls of pop corn, but no TV. I got stuck by the computer searching for burial grounds, stone walls, old roads etc etc

The swedish "Riksantikvarieämbetet" has a lot of interesting information (http://www.fmis.raa.se/cocoon/fornsok/search.html). Just look at what you can find close to our home:

You know, I've always wondered why the farmers don't use all of their land for plowing/sowing/"regular-farming-activities". There are tiny specks of stone and woodland here and there, and I just realized: those tiny specks often contain valuable historical remnants. There's the explanation I have been looking for (yeah, yeah... perhaps not the entire explanation, but some of it)

All the things you learn from geocaching Laughing - this is what today's lesson gave: "stone and woodland speck enlightenment" (SAWSE)

Now back to history - perhaps I can learn a little bit more Wink

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