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You’re welcome Fish! :-) I sometimes forget how wonderful it is that I have other people with me here that still care about this film in the year 2019.

That live feed showing Drottningtorget went down earlier today but now it’s back up again. One of the buildings (Torgkiosken) seems to have had its doors removed now.

Eldsjäl wrote:The short answer is yes, this got quite emotional for me. I’m eager to revisit Trollhättan again in the future.

The sites are disappearing and you have to go today yes or yes. But you were lucky with that day.

Eldsjäl wrote:When I first looked for a place to park I coincidentally ended up at the Ice rink and from there I quickly spotted a location from the film

Behind the town hall you can left your car better than ice and is not so far from the center.

Eldsjäl wrote:Knowing that Agnes’ house (or the Ahlberg family’s, I should say) is only a quick walk from Drottningtorget I got too tempted and just went. There was clearly somebody at home but I never was confronted by anyone and I tried to not make a big deal out of the fact that I was walking around there with my big camera. It felt rather good being there.

I asked permission to make photos to the girl of Agnes's house and she said yes. They be accustomed.

Eldsjäl wrote:I made a quick stop at Film i Väst.

Trollywood!!!

Eldsjäl wrote:Sylteskolan:
This place should look familiar. Knowing good and well in beforehand that it should look similar to how it did in ’98 I didn’t expect that I would be that taken aback by it, but I got goosebumps seeing this in person. Really happy that I went there.

It seems the time has stopped. It is incredible that be is preserved.
They could have filmed yesterday.

Eldsjäl wrote:Some despicable prick(s) had apparently sabotaged all the bus stops in the area.

Some told me that the neighborhood of Lextorp (across the bridge) was not sure to go at night.
That is because I did not take a picture at night in this area.
(Apartment of Elin is in Lextorp)

Your photos have excited me a lot and it remember me the feeling that I happened when I was in Trollhattan.
I sat in front of the Agnes house, silent, spending the minutes, how beautiful!!

I went 5 days in Trollhattan, it's a simple city and people are very very open. And the big boats all day crossing the city, stopping with the car on each boat. very cool.

Much enjoyment reading about your own personal visits.

The neighboring kiosk Torgkiosken is pretty much done for it, Tre Luckor will likely be next in line. People in Sweden will go for holiday tomorrow so it might last another week.

We also go on vacation until Tuesday.

I wonder what the development plan is for the site.

Instead of some boring shopping precinct or a few new houses, they could be planning a whole "Agnes and Elin" theme park.

I think even I'd be there for the opening if that was the case.

When you talk to them about the movie, they have it pretty forgotten, it's something from the past.

But everyone remembers the places where it was filmed.

Santi wrote:...But everyone remembers...

If they don't remember it just shows that they have lost their souls.

In my reality I'll always remember beautiful things.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BvJh73TgRRt/?utm_source=ig_share_sheet&igshid=1u0579j8dwbya
bye tree

1980

Santi wrote:bye tree

They're serious about this aren't they?

Santi wrote:1980

Looking very fresh there! I’d imagine that it was built only some years prior.

They are now taking down Tre Luckor! It’s likely gone completely next week.

we are all to sad, like Bex

Santi wrote:like Bex

She can obviously see how it's affecting us on her regular visits to the Forum.

One of these days she'll make herself known to us and all will be well with the world.