Car Show + Swimming In Sweden 2: Electric Boogaloo

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A car show was held in front of a local hotel, and since we had finished our classes for the day, we decided to head over and check it out as a group.



There were plenty of restored vintage cars to see, though my favorite was this blue boy. The colors popped off so nicely and paired well with the silver motifs on the sides. The interior was also gorgeous, with blue and white designs on the seats, steering wheel, and dashboard. If there was ever a car to drive across a sandy beach in the sweet summer heat, it'd be this one.


Also, I took one last trip to the diving board to jump off the tallest platform! Turns out I know how to pencil dive. Lucky!


I can still feel the adrenaline rush,

Eli Goodwin

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