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Happy moments from All for the Sea 2017

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Happy Friday with Helena? Surely something is wrong now? It is Peter who usually writes "Happy Friday"? Well, I was given the task of writing the last post from All for the Lake 2017, and since it's Friday, can it be a happy Friday? In addition, we have most fun and different pictures left from the fair, so we offer them today!

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Canoe with pedals or surfboard with motor?

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How about pushing a canoe forward with your feet or taking to the water on a motorised surfboard? At the Everything for the Sea fair, you will find most things that have to do with life on the sea, so to speak. Today we are showing examples of smaller craft, for those who want to paddle, pedal or whiz along at high speed with a motor.

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Sailing holidays without your own boat - charter or rental

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The Everything for the Sea boat show is in full swing right now (4-12 March), and there is so much to see. Lots of boats, of course, but also everything else related to life on the water. Everything from sauna rafts and leisure wear to sailing courses and destinations. Today we're writing about how to go on a sailing holiday without your own boat.

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Female solo sailors

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Laura Dekker was only 14 years old when she sailed around the world alone. Elizabeth Tyler was much older when she challenged herself and, after the sudden death of her husband, decided to single-handedly continue sailing the sailboat that her husband had mainly managed. Peter and I listened to two fascinating stories of female solo sailors yesterday during the All for the Sea event at the Stockholm Fair.

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Stylish sunglasses - and the ones not to choose

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In collaboration with Smartbuyglasses

This sunglasses thing, guys. I mean, I love sunglasses. Not so much because I think I look good in them, but because they are so incredibly restful for my eyes. I get migraines easily from strong sun, and it's really nice to crawl in behind a pair of dark, protective glasses.

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Take a look inside our houseboat - with 360 images

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We are living everyday life right now. In the mornings we walk together to my job. I spend the whole day at the office, and Peter works at home - right now preparing for the birth. boat show which opens on Saturday. When I get home, dinner is on the table, and then it's time for blogging or maybe an occasional film. Exciting, isn't it?

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Fondue - Swiss, Swedish and Japanese

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I've always been a bit confused when people talk about fondue. What exactly is it? The word sounds undeniably French. But it also makes me think of the Alps. Peter, however, who is 15 years older than me, has grown up with fondue as a "Swedish classic". And besides ... you can get some kind of fondue in some Asian restaurants, right?

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Houseboat life - a different kind of living

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Wet snow across the board one day and glorious sunshine the next. Today we have sun again, and this is when we enjoy how fantastic we think it is to live in a marina. Living in a houseboat is a slightly different kind of accommodation. It's not just about the houseboat itself, but perhaps primarily about what's around it: the water, the boats, the ducks and all the other houseboats.

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11 hot camping gadgets for spring

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We've spent four days at the Caravan Stockholm fair, and among other things, we took the opportunity to check out all the hot new camping gadgets. Today we present 11 camping gadgets that are new, practical, stylish or just generally interesting. What do you think? Do you have experience with any of these gadgets? Would you like to have any of them? Or were you at the fair and saw another interesting gadget?

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Intensive day at the Kista Motorhome Show

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Yesterday we had a really intense and fun day at Caravan Stockholm, the motorhome fair in Kista. It started with a lecture on stage at 11:00. Then we had lunch with motorhome friends, talked to even more friends and acquaintances, watched David Batra, tried to get some time to stand at our table (it went like that) and tried to look around the fair (it also went like that).

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