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A cocktail of personality traits hard to digest for some but ultimately soothing for those who can. I observe, enjoy, travel, interact, photograph, dance, contemplate, write and love my way through this life's countless occurrences. This blog is a way to share with the world and its people some of the treasures they give me every day.
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Scandinavian Saga Part 4: Hello, Helsinki!
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Posted in Europe, Finland, Helsinki
Tagged "Yule Goat", Aleksis Kivi, Alexey Gornostaev, Alexis Stenvall, Armas Lindgren, Bishop of Uppsala, C. L. Engel, Carl Ludvig Engel, Central Railway Station Square, Church of the Rock, Czar Alexander I, Dormition of the Theotokos, Успенский собор, Eliel Saarinen, Finland, Finlands nationalmuseum, Grand Duchy of Finland, great fire, Helsinki, Herman Gesellius, Hugo Neuman, Johan Albrecht Ehrenström, Johann Carl Ludwig Engel, Joulupukki, Kaisaniemi park, King Gustav I of Sweden, Matthias Alexander Castrén, Mauri Parjo, Paavo Berglund, Päijänne Water Tunnel, Puistokatu 2, Royal Academy, Santa Claus, St. Henry's Cathedral, St. Nicolas – The Wonder Maker, Suomen kansallismuseo, Suomen Kansallisteatteri, Taneli Kuusisto, Tempelplatsens kyrka, Temppeliaukio Church, Temppeliaukion kirkko, The Finnish National Theater, The National Museum of Finland, Timo Suomalainen, Tuomo Suomalainen, Uspenski Cathedral, Uspenskij-katedralen, Uspenskin katedraali
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