During the school visit to Sweden in September, we spent a day in Göteborg on a sunny Friday and went on a canal trip round the city and harbor.
Information about the synagogue
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This museum used to be a swimming-pool. It is now an art gallery which hosts paintings, statues and textiles. It is located in Roubaix, a town in Northern France. This swimming-pool was built beween 1927 and 1932 at the request of mayor Jean-Baptiste Lebas. At that time Roubaix was a major textile center where people lived in insalubrious conditions. The swimming-pool was meant to help them have healthy activities.
I hope you will excuse the darkness but I took these photos with my phone.
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The International Finance Centre (abbr. IFC, branded as “ifc”) is an integrated commercial development on the waterfront of Hong Kong’s Central District. It has a roof garden with water fountains.
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Some friends of ours live in the country in our area. They have a big garden which is bordered by two rivers. They have managed to create a lovely spot while giving the impression that everything has always been here.
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Just like like last week, this photo was taken in the local nature reserve.
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