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ORCA63 Says: Bandy is a wintergame played on ice.At the last weekend of October every year the World Cup for teams is played in Ljusdal.It is a day and night tournament with thousands of spectators watching the games around the clock.There are teams from...
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orre79 Says: Järvsöbacken about 15km from Ljusdal holds "Swedens closest alp". Great slopes running down to the village by the river.
orre79 Says: From Stockholm to Ljusdal there are several trains a day. Most of them stop at the Arlanda airport trainstation, which is extremely convenient if you arrive by plane. From Stockholm it's a journey of 3,5 h and about 20 min less from Arlanda. Prices ranges from 145:-...
I dont know the name.: Second hand stuff.
Dizzyhead Says: You can buy old things here usually secondhand. Not any things of value. Lots of books and clothes dominated this shop and small stuff too. This shop had a special room for clothes from the 1960th. I watched it, but it is not my style. People who likes to buy secondclothes...
Old tradition to work with woods.
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"Lightvalley" - Nature, culture and adventures are some things you may find here! How about rafting on the wild Ljusnan river or watching the wild scandinavian animals in their natural habitat! Welcome to my...
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This city live around one thing and it is a sport called bandy. The sport is very important for the local people here, and they live so close with it. When it goes really good for the club, it goes......
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Nature, culture and adventures are some things you may find here! How about rafting on the wild Ljusnan river or watching the wild scandinavian animals in their natural habitat! Welcome to my...
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Ive been to Ljusdal few times (esp. Jarvso) and when im gonna have some more time ill write U why is it so nice;)
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