We started with the Linkoping Station.

Where the trains went to and fro busily:

where the amount of lumber being transported on one train was awe-inspiring:

PC ( Prashanth Chengi) was getting ready to click, too!

This sculpture looked as if Casper the Friendly Ghost and his friends were having a picnic there:

Here;s PC with the station in the background: I clicked this EURASIAN TREE SPARROW: and this EURASIAN BLACKBIRD: But that was when the (European, not Eurasian!) buildings caught my eye: this is not a black-and-white photo! The same place, later in the dusk: Some smaller touches were lovely, too: What does this design mean? I don't know the story behind this statue: I wish telephone manhole covers were always this interesting! Sometimes, the best fashion is no fashion at all: Magnet Madrass? :D this funeral parlor was right next to the Income Tax office! I agree, bingo can be rotten, especially when you have ONE number left and everyone gets all the prizes before you: Cobblestones are quaint, but they ruined the wheels on one of my suitcases! Dusk falls only by about 10.30 pm: Prashanth treated me to dinner at "Yogi": He had prawn Biryani, but the thought of the bill was apparently enough to prevent him from smiling: But he smiled when I reminded him that we were celebrating his successful completion of both Halv-vattern (150 km) and the full Vatternrundan (300 km) on successive weekends!

We walked past this lovely seat on our way home: