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Second of Advent and the day to light the second candle. Here in Sweden it is rather dark this time of the year. December is therefore a rather nice month, because we add a lot of extra lights; advent chandeliers, electric and candles, electric star, we decorate our balconies, trees, and other vegetation in the garden.
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I remember when my husband first came to Sweden for a Christmas - many years ago. He went by bus from the airport, travelling through villages, cities, and countryside. The first thing he sad upon arrival was: "Is it obligatory in Sweden to have an electric advent chandelier in the windows?" It is not, but most people have them. These days, I think it is rather common all over Europe.
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It makes an extra touch of warmt during the cold, dark, and sometimes foggy winter. Enjoy the photos.
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