Thank you!

I will check it out!

Do before coming to Sweden?

Make sure you have spoken with you bank to make sure your debit/credit card works.

Learn?

Knowing basic local geography is always good. If you are planning on driving, study the road signs and rules

Bring?

Depends on the season, I have been in the same exact spot both in summer and in winter, in the summer it can be up to 34-35C, in the winter it can go down to -32-34C

Public transport is excellent, trains can easily take you to Norway or Denmark, we have regular ferries all over the Baltic sea, so you can easily get around.

Everyone will speak good english, though if you already know some german that will help you in the supermarkets.

Feel free to ask more specific questions

Nope.

Quite sure

I am a member of the railroad, so free

This is Sweden, so yes.

This model of diesel multiple unit train was an old staple across the old narrow guage (891mm) train lines in Sweden.

Then when most of the lines were closed, these DMUs became like a staple train for herritage railroads.

Bic razor!

Well, SJ, the government operator started with the Y6 family of DMUs for standard, 1435mm, track gauge, these were built by AJS, Hägglunds, Kalmar verkstad and Märstaverken.

Then Hilding Carlsson built the Yp variant (for narrow gauge 891mm) of the Y6 family.

Most herritage railroads has their own tracks, but there are herritage train societies that own spaces for locomotives and cars, but no track, and they arrange trips on the public tracks, this has allowed us to even have preserved electrical trains and locomotives, several of which are fitted with ATC to allow them to run all over Sweden.

1. Yes, though mostly on the beautiful Stockholm metro.
2. ch-ch ch-cha, ch-ch ch-cha

I am back home now, it was about 16c with a bit of windchill.

Nope, not a spårvagn, a rälsbuss!

A Yp railbuss from the Y6 family built for a gauge of 891mm.

https://www.jarnvag.net/vagnguide/yp

This is on lennakatten, by Uppsala

Talk about good timing!

I just had the chance to take some photos and my Lumix AF decided to work!

Both, herritage railroads are fun, and this is so long that it serves a local public transport need.

For me it is simply fun

While my Lumix S5 is only semi working, I do have my iPhone 12 mini:

Please enjoy this photo of my backpack on the seat in front of me

Here is a photo of my Lumix S5 on it’s tripod.

1. Excellent, I’ll use that next time!
2. The lights are on in the train, I can’t really see out the windows, my field communications device is all I have, oh and my Lumix S5 camera with 24-105mm f/4 lens that may have a broken AF

I am afraid I don’t have any headphones with me, and I don’t want to be rude to the other passengers

I don’t really want to be remembered for generations, if I am that means that statistically I was a bastard

I seem to recall that Liam Neeson did a reading of the book with an orchestra