Out of the country for the first time in my life Thanks to Arnold Machinery and Volvo for the chance to visit a beautiful place. Daniel and I were lucky enough to be able to visit Sweden. Daniel had the opportunity to take a couple customers to the factories in Sweden and show them how they make their machines they bought.I was lucky enough to be able to tag along on this journey.
This was the first day we were there in Copenhagen Denmark. We took a canal tour of the city. It was beautiful to see all the old buildings and here of the history ( well of what we could understand from the tour guide).
It was freezing on the water that day and a jacket was not warm enough. Daniel wanted to document this.
I think the oldest building we seen was in the 1700's most of them were old soldier headquarters or something that pertained to the war but now they are simply apartments.
I fell in love with all the churches they were all so beautiful
This was on the side walk in Denmark this is the tallest man in the world I had to stand beside him and see how I compared. Not that I'm tall by any means.
This was at one of the hotels we were in in Kosta Boda Sweden they had blown glass art every where. If I could of gotten it home safely I would of bought a piece. It was all so beautiful .
This was the first Volvo loader. In the Volvo museum.
This was the first Volvo haul truck.
Not so sure why they had this car seat there but I thought it might make a funny picture for one of us to sit in it. Of course I had to be the one to sit in it.
All of the people we went with on this trip
Handsome husband walking the streets checking things out. I finally got a hold of the camera. he he
Another beautiful stroll through the roads of Sweden.
Another church I thought was beautiful .
Another Volvo Museum. I believe this was a 1920's tractor. Daniel insisted I model it. he he
The first Volvo Grader. that wasn't pulled by horses.
Volvo days in Eskiltuna Sweden. They put on a skit for every one with all the pieces of equipment Volvo makes. It was pretty neat to watch them work the machines so well to music.
I'm pretty sure my nephews would of loved this show. Because they love "tractors" so much. Although the grown men were loving it just as much.
We got to take a cruise From Eskiltuna to Stockholm which was 4 hours long. It was neat to check out the shore. This was also on a huge lake.
The view coming into the harbor in Stockholm.
Out of the hundreds of people there for volvo days we caught up with a family of 4 from the USA there. They were nice people and probably the only ones nice enough to talk with us while we were there. Other then the people we were there to see. Swedes aren't to nice when it comes to Americans.
Our last day in Sweden we were able to go out on our own and site see.
We toured one of the Palaces there and it was so beautiful.
I personally loved all the art in the Palace.
WE also went through the chapel of the Palace. I was in love of course.
This was the organ.
In all the trip was neat and a great experience but I was so glad to be home in my bed , with my kids, and eating my food. Because their food is so different over there. Not that it was bad food it was just the same thing over and over again, and with no spice. The first thing we did when we got in the truck to head home from SLC was head to a place where we could get a nice and spicy burrito.
Out of the country for the first time in my life Thanks to Arnold Machinery and Volvo for the chance to visit a beautiful place. Daniel and I were lucky enough to be able to visit Sweden. Daniel had the opportunity to take a couple customers to the factories in Sweden and show them how they make their machines they bought.I was lucky enough to be able to tag along on this journey. 
This was the first day we were there in Copenhagen Denmark. We took a canal tour of the city. It was beautiful to see all the old buildings and here of the history ( well of what we could understand from the tour guide). 
It was freezing on the water that day and a jacket was not warm enough. Daniel wanted to document this. 
I think the oldest building we seen was in the 1700's most of them were old soldier headquarters or something that pertained to the war but now they are simply apartments.
I fell in love with all the churches they were all so beautiful 
This was on the side walk in Denmark this is the tallest man in the world I had to stand beside him and see how I compared. Not that I'm tall by any means. 
This was at one of the hotels we were in in Kosta Boda Sweden they had blown glass art every where. If I could of gotten it home safely I would of bought a piece. It was all so beautiful .
This was the first Volvo loader. In the Volvo museum. 
This was the first Volvo haul truck. 
Not so sure why they had this car seat there but I thought it might make a funny picture for one of us to sit in it. Of course I had to be the one to sit in it. 
All of the people we went with on this trip
Handsome husband walking the streets checking things out. I finally got a hold of the camera. he he 
Another beautiful stroll through the roads of Sweden.
Another church I thought was beautiful .
Another Volvo Museum. I believe this was a 1920's tractor. Daniel insisted I model it. he he 
The first Volvo Grader. that wasn't pulled by horses.
Volvo days in Eskiltuna Sweden. They put on a skit for every one with all the pieces of equipment Volvo makes. It was pretty neat to watch them work the machines so well to music. 
I'm pretty sure my nephews would of loved this show. Because they love "tractors" so much. Although the grown men were loving it just as much. 
We got to take a cruise From Eskiltuna to Stockholm which was 4 hours long. It was neat to check out the shore. This was also on a huge lake. 
The view coming into the harbor in Stockholm. 
Out of the hundreds of people there for volvo days we caught up with a family of 4 from the USA there. They were nice people and probably the only ones nice enough to talk with us while we were there. Other then the people we were there to see. Swedes aren't to nice when it comes to Americans. 
Our last day in Sweden we were able to go out on our own and site see. 
We toured one of the Palaces there and it was so beautiful. 
I personally loved all the art in the Palace. 
WE also went through the chapel of the Palace. I was in love of course.
This was the organ. 
In all the trip was neat and a great experience but I was so glad to be home in my bed , with my kids, and eating my food. Because their food is so different over there. Not that it was bad food it was just the same thing over and over again, and with no spice. The first thing we did when we got in the truck to head home from SLC was head to a place where we could get a nice and spicy burrito. 