Thoughtful Dane
@thoughtfuldane
Story Teller, Game Designer, Photographer. Check out my latest micro game Petroglyph: Memory with a twist
Lake Getaren just before sunrise this morning. #hiking #sörmlandsleden
I thought it said giant stone but the sign said Giant Stone! #sörmlandsleden
Skinnarviksberget is a popular spot to watch the sunset on a beautiful summer evening like today.
Working on a version of #petroglyph for Norrköping Stadsmuseum using local rock art. Petroglyph is Memory with a twist: A great souvenir that is also a fun game.
Friendly reminder: In three weeks you can play Gotlandia at Medeltidsveckan in Visby. Come and say hi if you are there!
View of Slussen from Katarinahissen at Södermalm, Stockholm. #photography #stockholm
Gustav Badin Memorial Stone, Katarina Church, Södermalm, Stockholm. Gustav Badin was a slave that was gifted then adopted by the Swedish Queen Louisa Ulrika.
Concert in the foyer of Stockholm Concert House celebrating 100 years this summer.
Premiered my Stockholm Inner City Tour this week. An old friend of mine is in town with his family. Good fun. Many stories to tell.
21 signed up for today’s Therian mask making workshop. We will be busy :) Subtopia at 13-16. Free admission. Come play with us.
Last year I wore one of her mask on Medeltidsveckan as I brought it to her from the car, I blended in totally!
My youngest runs a mask making workshop later this week, will be fun! www.botkyrka.se/evenemangsar...
People at Nämforsen clearly observed Noah’s Ark when it passed by and posted a photo on social media some 5000 years ago. Replica of the largest rock art ship at Nämforsen museum.
Nämforsen. Today the river is 70 meters above sea level at this place, 3000 years ago you could sail here from the Baltic Sea. #photography
Falun Copper Mine in Sweden. Active from around year 1000 to 1992. At one point the source of more than 30% of Sweden's income. Today we did the one hour underground tour. #falugruva
View from Get Sweaty Mountain (Getsvedjeberget) at #hogakusten
Rock carvings at Nämforsen, Sweden. When these were carved, you could sail here by boat, now it’s 70 metres above sea level.
If you are going to try it once in a lifetime, sitting in an outdoor restaurant in the archipelago where they have produced it for centuries is perhaps the best opportunity you get.