Beck is back!

...looks like SciFi

Thank you, Lutz =)

This is lovely, well done.
Have a great weekend ;-)

Thank you and have a nice weekend, June =)

good shot!
That's why i hesitate to travel to Sweden: Whenever I switch on my TV at least one person is murdered in Sweden... Is there still somebody?
;-)

Thanks to liberal immigration politics they still do =P

I wonder what happens to England after Brexit... =D

And here in Finland we occupy citizens at raking forest floor, keeping them out of trouble.

After Brexit? They'll get rid of the EU-Europeans and let in folk from their former colonies in exchange for a trade deal;-) And they'll have IRA bombs again....

raking forest floor is fake news ;-)
I read a book by Paasilinna and therefore I know the forests are full of moonshiners ;-)))

Hi Sami

Out of this world!!

Looks like the starship Enterprise!!

Great composition

Best Wishes, and a good weekend
Peter

Thank you very much, Peter =)

Wow, really cool! We used to have all the Sjöwall/ Wahllöö books in Germany, sadly they are out of print. The TV series is available as DVD though:-)

How does the public libraries work at Germany? Here most of the "classics" can be loaned from the library.

I know I could but I just like to have them standing on my shelves to read whenever I want;-) I might get it secondhand ....

whzouuuuuuuuuu

futuristic!

That's great!
I had been in Tampere but not at the lentokenttä.
★

... oh, it's not the lentokenttä, it's the police department! :-) I was not there either. ;-)

This scene is from the Tampere University's Pinni building, looking to the west. But it indeed looks like an airport buildings! =D

I remember the Näsinneula Tower in Tampere and the nice Café in the harbour :-)

I hope it was summer ;-)

In the winter, this city does not look nice...

Yes, it was end of August/begin of September. It was great. 3 weeks of almost wonderful weather!

Happy to hear! =)

I moved to Tampere some 20 years ago, and only thing I would change is the winter... =D

change into a rainy summer? ;-))

Well, I would not go that far... =D Global warming is not a good thing. But I would rather live in Ireland or even in Seattle to avoid Finnish winter.

Who knows! Maybe in a few years you'll own a little wineyard with the best Cabernet Sauvillion in Tampere, because of the global warming! ;-))

I think I would rather go for the blueberry business =D

Japanese goes nuts for it, and probably even pay a lot to get any wild blueberry products (e.g. dried out blueberry extract).

And an interesting detail I heard some 20 years ago at Inari. The local smith making design knives put one more zero in the price, hoping to reduce the demand. But then especially Japanese tourists went crazy on buying even more because they must have thought that the handicraft knives then must be especially unique and valuable when it costs so much! =D

:-D
Yes, that goes with the sentence that my grandma used to say: "What costs nothing is worth nothing." ;-)