SWEDISH FACT-OF-THE-DAY:
Hässleholm, Sweden is located at latitude 56.15 North. This latitude places Hässleholm 600 miles north of Seattle, Washington's 47.36 latitude North.
Laurie did the laundry in the morning so I went to Malmö in search of a few hard to find items to make packing easier for my upcoming Camino de Santiago pilgrimage walk in Spain. I start it two weeks from today in St. Jean Pied-de-Port, France. Over the Pyrenees Mountains on the first day and then across the north of Spain. The Camino is about 500 miles long total and I hope to finish it in 28 days which is about the average for most pilgrims.
Just a wee stretch of the legs.
Ryan and I distributed posters of Saturday's game against the Carlshamn Oakleaves around town in the afternoon and then it was off for a soccer road trip with Johan and Henning Hammarqvist to watch our beloved Finja IF in their first game after their Summer Break.
Finja IF at Vanvika IF
A Critical Division VI Match
Finja IF is in blue.
marvel at the action packed match
The stands were packed.
It's halftime, 1-1 score, time for some nourishment.
Normally, Magnus works the ticket booth at Finja IF home games and dispenses some liquid fortification for your coffee on cold nights as well during halftime.
Tonight Magnus was reactivated to help provide much needed depth to the Finja IF roster.
In the second half, Finja IF's superior conditioning would come into play.
Here he is about to take the cross goal pass and tap it into the open right side of the net for an insurance goal.
The visiting fans went wild!
Kind of like trash talking with your body language by doing an Irish jig with the ball.
FINAL SCORE:
Finja IF 4 - Vankiva IF 1
On our return to Hässleholm, and after reuniting with Laurie, we decided to take yet another walk through the ongoing FESTIVALDAX 2010.
"Three forks please." We shared.
Ryan was still hungry, so we just had to try something else exotic and good for us.
Grandma, on the right, has been living in Sweden for 20 years after immigrating from Romania.
She and her two granddaughters, seen here, specialize in these deep fried Langos which are a specialty from Budapest, Hungary she said.
For some crazy reason I trusted her cross-cultural cooking talents to the max!
She had me at "Hello."
Our first ever Langos
We shared this simple one with just cheese, onions and not one, but two special white sauces.
SO GOOD!
Well, let's face it, just about anything deep fried is SO GOOD!
I'll be back Saturday for at least one more of these but this time, NO SHARING!
A very thin line I admit, but I drew it nonetheless.
I just love a good town festival!
Home game day Saturday at 1:00 p.m. against the 0-7 Carlshamn Oakleaves. Finally, after nine weeks off, an American football game. Having Ryan with us will be a huge help!
GO CANES!!!
7 comments:
http://www.thecamarilloacorn.com/news/2010-08-13/Sports/Gridiron_impact_report_Rio_Mesa_seniors.html
You've got to love a soccer team where a guy goes from the concession stand to the starting lineup.
John,
GO SPARTANS!
George
Ryan was still hungry?!
That's the way I saw it.
Yup you have to love a team like that. Amateursports at its finest. Magnus didn´t start the game. Only played the last ten minutes but that was enough to fire up George and the rest of us. :-)
It took me some time to find this blog,but it was worth waiting for.
REGARDS
MAGNUS
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