Pictures from Tim Rued's
FolkSweden Tour
2012
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We began our tour with a drive north
to Segersta, in southern
Hälsingland.  
The whole way up was spent
sightseeing, and we arrived to stay at
a wonderful Bed & Breakfast in a spot
central to the activities of the coming
week.
The village of Segersta.  This bridge was used as a
scene in the Swedish movie, "The Girl with the
Dragon Tattoo".
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The sculpture in the main square of the town of Rättvik in
Dalarna, reflecting the traditions of folk music and dance so
important to the local culture.
The old bridge at Älvkarleby, just one of the
stops exploring Uppland.
Fiddlers jamming at the Delsbo
fiddle festival.
Our group sightseeing at an old
house in
Hälsingland.
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pictures of Hälsingland
in 2012!
The old churches of Uppland, some
over 1000 years old, are marvellous
museums in themselves!
From Hälsingland we went southwest
to the province of Dalarna, where we
stayed in a 200-year-old cottage on a
working farm.   Our excursions took us
to art museums, organ concerts, and
music sessions.  We visited the
workshop of a man who tailors
traditional costumes in Rättvik, made a
scenic drive around Lake Siljan, and
attended the huge Bingsjö fiddle
festival.