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Day #3 in Sweden: The Beach and a Jazz Concert

2016-07-13Sweden, Us Standard

[Photos from Wednesday 13 July 2016, posted online 22 July 2016.  Holidays are nice.]

After our ship museum excursion the day before, we decided to have a quiet-ish day, and not drive anywhere far.

The highlights were me jogging to a nearby public beach, where Finnur and the kids met me.  Unfortunately, the weather wasn’t nice enough for us to hand around for long, but Bjarki gave it his best.

In the evening, I took Anna on an adventure trip into Stockholm, via a drive to a nearby train-station, and a 30 minute train-trip, to see a friend of mine, Stina, sing jazz in a converted vine-cellar of a bar!  Good stuff! (17 images total, 1 video)

My friend, Stina, singing jazz, with pianist, Anna Gréta, and the house base player. Stina and Anna Greta form the duo 23/8.

My friend, Stina, singing jazz, with pianist, Anna Gréta, and the house base player. Stina and Anna Greta form the duo 23/8.

Earlier in the day, though, I jogged to a nearby beach, where Finnur and the kids had planned to meet me. The ducks got there first.

Earlier in the day, though, I jogged to a nearby beach, where Finnur and the kids had planned to meet me. The ducks got there first.

I just barely managed to snap a photo of Bjarki running to me from the car. (Anna was too quick!)

I just barely managed to snap a photo of Bjarki running to me from the car. (Anna was too quick!)

The beach wasn't very big, or populated, because the wind was blowing quite a bit, and it was warm, but not that warm.

The beach wasn’t very big, or populated, because the wind was blowing quite a bit.  It was still warm, but not that warm.

Emma fell asleep in the car, so Finnur and Anna took off for a bit in the car, while Bjarki kept on wading into the ocean.

Emma fell asleep in the car, so Finnur and Anna took off for a bit, while Bjarki kept on wading into the water.

Eventually he gave up due to the cold, but we'd come so unprepared that he ended up wearing my sports socks for warmth, while we waited for the car to return. Planning-Fail!

Eventually he gave up due to the cold, but we’d come so unprepared that while we waited for the car to return, he ended up wearing my tall sports socks for warmth since his pants were soaking wet. Planning-Fail!

I wonder what those two tall smokestacks spew out?

I wonder what those two tall smokestacks spew out?

Finally, we were saved!

Finally, we were saved!

Back at home base, with Emma trying a small scooter. I think this is where Anna and me went shopping at a nearby outlet mall, but no photos exist.

Back at home base, with Emma trying a small scooter. I think this is where Anna and me drove off to go shopping at a nearby outlet mall, but no photos exist.

After dinner, in the train about to head to Stockholm.

After dinner, in the train about to head to Stockholm.

We entered at the very end of the line, so the train was very empty!

We entered at the very end of the line, so the train was very empty!

Anna in front of the bar.

Anna in front of the bar, S:ta Clara, by the Gamla Stan train station in Stockholm.

We arrived pretty late, and ended up sitting in a corner behind some drums!

We arrived pretty late, and ended up sitting in a corner behind some drums until intermission.

A 12 year old at a bar. Mother of the year award, anyone? (Just to be on the safe side, I had messaged the bar beforehand and gotten permission to bring her along.)

A 12 year old at a bar. Mother of the year award, anyone? (Just to be on the safe side, I had messaged the bar beforehand, and gotten permission to bring her along.)

Stina chatting to an audience member during intermission.

Stina chatting to an audience member during intermission.

Some people left during intermission, so we got better seats!

Some people left during intermission to go on other adventures, so we got better seats!



Two short video clips from the concert.

Waiting for our train back at 23:30. :)

Somehow the second half zoomed by, and before we knew it, we were waiting for our train back at 23:30. 🙂

COMMENTS

Day #7 in Sweden: Visiting Friends & Second Beach Trip – Dagbók Hrefnu og Finns 2016-08-04 at 01:10 -

[…] On this lovely Sunday, we went and visited our friends, Stina & Tommi.  (Yes, this is the same Stina that Anna and I went to watch sing a few night earlier.) […]

Day #8 in Sweden: Google Office & Junibacken – Dagbók Hrefnu og Finns 2016-08-07 at 23:25 -

[…] band had moved inside (due to rain) and were jazzing out songs on request. Yes, the piano player is Anna Gréta, who Anna and I had seen play jazz with Stina a few nights before. Properly outside, and the Nordic Museum visible a little further away. Maybe we’ll go visit […]

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