Scandinavian Christmas: NOVEMBER

Scandinavian Christmas

NOVEMBER

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Peasant Interior in Winter by Carl Larsson.
IMAGE: Licensed under Public domain via Wikimedia Commons.

on måndag, november 03, 2014

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