Norway's Medieval Wooden Churches also known as 'Stave' churches (photo: Robert Cross)pic.twitter.com/4KYyl1NY1b
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Always wanted to go there!
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I'd never considered the place til i saw those..it's still too cold & too far away for me though, happy to look at pretty pictures, lol...
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Went to Sweden where my ancestors came from. Bute place, but very expensive!
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Looks nice too, but again, same reasons & liking ABBA isnt a good enough excuse
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Who don’t like ABBA?
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It used to be the Bay City Roller fans when i was at Primary School
showing m age 
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The old music is still the best. Climate sceptic tweets Baker Street by Gerry Raffity ? Early 1970s music, check it out!
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Love that song, but CAN'T be bothered investigation any further down that sort of climate rabbit-hole...lol
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Looks like the first one may have been an inspiration for some of the architecture in Skyrim:pic.twitter.com/El5lVWCtYf
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Yeah skyrim took a lot of inspiration from medieval Scandinavian architecture as a whole
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Wang Church in Karpacz, Karkonosze Mountains, Poland. Frankly speaking, it was built in Norway, but moved to Karpacz in 1842.pic.twitter.com/sdyXBmm1d4
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Llegué tarde
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Solo por el nombre te sigo wey
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Came here for the vikernes gifs, was not disappointed.pic.twitter.com/PY5so4HEjb
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