The day we went to Malmo, Sweden, Swedish students had just graduated from high school. They celebrated by donning their tradition graduation caps and riding around the streets, horns honking, hands waving.
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What does Europe hold for an 'Ameripean' visiting in the age of George W. Bush? Find out as Steve Shultz takes a 3-week sojourn through the heart of Europe in June 2005. Follow him to England, France, Denmark, Sweden, Hungary and Holland -- in search of old friends, Danish host relatives, tennis glory...and more. Special thanks to min kaerste (sweetheart) Junior for the awesome camera these pictures were taken with. For pics from other stops on the sojourn, see "Archives" in the right column.
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- Sweden Beckons
- On the new bridge connecting Copenhagen to Malmo, ...
- What's going on here?
- ...just chilling out next to a Swedish supermarket...
- The day we went to Malmo, Sweden, Swedish students...
- My Danish host cousin Rune and I enjoy some cheap ...
- In the old part of Malmo, Sweden.
- Danish mailboxes (just for comparison's sake).
- Swedish mailboxes.
- Rune and I in front othe Treleborg viking fort rec...
- Audrey and I at a Stone Age gravesite in Sweden.
- Denmark takes on Albania in European Cup soccer
- Danish fans celebrate their soccer team's excellen...
- And Denmark wins the game, 3-1! They will advance...
- A real Danish "Roligan" soccer fan.
- The Danish and Albanian teams line up.
- My Danish host uncle Bjoern and I. You can see ho...
- Danish fans whoop it up.
- Team Albania fans show off their country's feareso...
- Team Denmark takes to the field.
- A "Roligan," or Danish soccer fan, before the big ...
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