Lund uden arbejde / Lund without working

I går var første dag i min ferie. Jeg brugte den på at tage til Lund! Jeg skulle klippes og fik en dag ud af det! 

Det med frisøren begyndte under Covid da alle frisører i Danmark havde lukket og jeg til sidst bookede en tid i Sverige. Og nu er det bare nemmere. Det er tæt på stationen, og de klipper mig pænt! Jeg er bare ikke så god til at bestille tid i god tid, så nu blev det i ferien! Efter en god gang klipning gik jeg lige en tur i garnbutikken på vej over til Mui Gong hvor jeg fik Kung Pao Chicken. Det var SÅ lækkert, og det er nok første gang at nogen har taget billede af bomuldsgarn med maden.....

Derfra gik jeg i "Kulturen", et frilandsmuseum midt i Lund. Det ligger på begge sider af en gade jeg har gået på rigtig mange gange, og jeg har længe tænkt det ville være fint at se! Det er et rigtig fint museum. Det er altså vildt hvordan livet var for bare 200 år siden og hvor fattigt folk boede! Dagene gik mere eller mindre med at sikre sig at familien overlevede det næste år. Fremtidsudsigterne for unge mennesker er virkelig helt anderledes i dag! Jeg så også en udstilling om Slaget ved Lund i 1676. Det er helt umuligt at forestille sig 9000 dræbte på en enkelt dag i området der. 

Til sidst var jeg lige forbi domkirken og fandt ud af hvorfor det danske flag hænger der. Det må I høre mere om en anden gang!

Yesterday was the first day of my vacation. I spent it going to Lund! I was getting a haircut and decided to make it a day!

The haircutting thing started during Covid, when all hairdressers in Denmark were closed and I ended up booking an appointment in Sweden. And now it's just the easy thing to do. It's very close to the railway station and it looks nice! I'm just not very good booking an appointment weeks before I need it, so now I did it during my vacation! After my haircut I visited the yarn shop on the way to Mui Gong where I had Kung Pao Chicken. SO yummy, and I guess it was the first time ever anyone took a photo of cotton with the food.....

Then I went to "Kulturen", an open-air museum in the middle of Lund. There is a street going through it with walls on both sides, and I walked that street and wanted to visit! It's a really nice museum. It's crazy how life was just 200 years ago and how poor people were living. They spend their days making sure their family would survive the next year. The future looks really different for young people our days! I also saw an exhibition about the Battle of Lund in 1676. It's impossible imagining 9000 people killed in just one day in that area. 

I ended up visiting the cathedral and found out why the Danish flag is hanging there. More about that subject some other time!