Famous (?) Swedish hotdogs welcomed us at the entrance...
I must say that it was really good :) 
There were many stalls selling Swedish products. All the staff were dressed in traditional clothes...
There were a lot of hand-made, cute Christmas decorations...
The butcher...
The church had been transformed into a tea hall! 
Everyone sat on the church benches and enjoyed tea, coffee and home baked cakes...
The parish grannies prepared all kinds of traditional cakes and sandwiches...
It felt a bit strange to sit and eat in a church... a good idea, but a new experience for me. All around us reminders of where we were...
Candles and sacred hymns...
Below is my slice of Princess Cake. A piece of heaven in your mouth! Light sponge with cream and marzipan :) 
Traditional prawns sandwich...
Commemorative canvas tote bag (I got one!)
The bread stall... a lot of gingerbread for sale!
Julbocks!
More decorations :) 
Traditional Dala horses. I like them!
Unmissable glogg :) 
Textiles...
More julbock... I've always found them a bit scary... they remind me of the wicker man somehow... Well, they are all of pagan origin, I suppose...
Walking sticks... I like the crow's head one.
Time to go! There is more glogg and pea soup (?) outside.
Better not, we had enough treats for today!
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