Thanks for the tour of Kumla, that was really interesting! Exactly as you state in the video, the main thing I and probably many other Swedes know about Kumla is the prison, and the term "Kumlabunkern" I have used as well my whole life without ever really knowing if it is really a bunker or if it is just a regular prison described as a bunker. :) I basically only know one more thing about Kumla besides the prison and that is that Kumla has a really good speedway team called "Indianerna". At 16:26 I heard something that could have been speedway sound but probably not. it was interesting that you mentioned that Kumla is a relatively young city, I think you can almost see that from the buildings in the city center, majority of buildings seems to be from the 40s and onwards. One thing that impressed me was how many trees exist in the city centre, around the square, even lining the streets. And the city park seems great. All that water and green open areas where people can walk and kids can roam around.They must have had at least a few really good and influential city gardeners in Kumla through the years! Also I like the old water tower at 8:15, these old water towers that one can see in quite a lot ofSwedish cities, they look like giant towers from the chess board! They are much more nice looking compared to more modern water towers. Come to think of it, I seem to enjoy all buildings that have something towerrelated to them. There is just something to that. I did not know about the history of shoe making In Kumla and I agree that placing the museum inside an old shoe factory really makes sense. Next time I think of Kumla I will not only think about the grey scary Kumla Bunker(which might not even be grey 😊), but also on the green areas and nice scenery in Kumla
Thank you for watching! Really impressed that you picked up that sound at 16:26. The speedway track is a bit outside the city so I was pretty for from the it at that time, but living near a rally track I'm well aware how far such sounds can travel so I wouldn't say it's impossible. Then again, it could also just be a car or motorbike making some noise closer by. I can also agree about the towers, older stone water towers almost looks like some old defensive tower and even just regular houses with a tower on it somehow get a bit of a "fantasy" feeling to it :)
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Thank you for the tour. Nice quiet place.
Thanks!
Very nice. Thanks for taking us along on this walk. 👍13 from a new friend❤️
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This looks like a nice neighbourhood 😉
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Thanks for the tour of Kumla, that was really interesting!
Exactly as you state in the video, the main thing I and probably many other Swedes know about Kumla is the prison, and the term "Kumlabunkern" I have used as well my whole life without ever really knowing if it is really a bunker or if it is just a regular prison described as a bunker. :)
I basically only know one more thing about Kumla besides the prison and that is that Kumla has a really good speedway team called "Indianerna". At 16:26 I heard something that could have been speedway sound but probably not.
it was interesting that you mentioned that Kumla is a relatively young city, I think you can almost see that from the buildings in the city center, majority of buildings seems to be from the 40s and onwards.
One thing that impressed me was how many trees exist in the city centre, around the square, even lining the streets. And the city park seems great. All that water and green open areas where people can walk and kids can roam around.They must have had at least a few really good and influential city gardeners in Kumla through the years!
Also I like the old water tower at 8:15, these old water towers that one can see in quite a lot ofSwedish cities, they look like giant towers from the chess board! They are much more nice looking compared to more modern water towers. Come to think of it, I seem to enjoy all buildings that have something towerrelated to them. There is just something to that.
I did not know about the history of shoe making In Kumla and I agree that placing the museum inside an old shoe factory really makes sense. Next time I think of Kumla I will not only think about the grey scary Kumla Bunker(which might not even be grey 😊), but also on the green areas and nice scenery in Kumla
Thank you for watching! Really impressed that you picked up that sound at 16:26. The speedway track is a bit outside the city so I was pretty for from the it at that time, but living near a rally track I'm well aware how far such sounds can travel so I wouldn't say it's impossible. Then again, it could also just be a car or motorbike making some noise closer by.
I can also agree about the towers, older stone water towers almost looks like some old defensive tower and even just regular houses with a tower on it somehow get a bit of a "fantasy" feeling to it :)