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| Pete Armstrong | 
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Pete lives in a leafy suburb in Central Sweden. He spends his days in blue jeans, looking after children, reading, and writing stories. He came second in the Sydney Hammond Memorial Competition, and has been a finalist with LISP and New Millenium. He won a micro competition for Globe Soup. His stories have appeared in numerous journals, including Wells Street, Strukturriss and Liars League. He has written a book of irreverent hiking anecdotes. In spare time, Pete is a volunteer storyteller for the very young with allasbarnbarn.se, and plays a little Bach on the guitar. He loves hiking in Swedish skog, trying not to bump into moose. Again. |
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| All the world's forests are different: Scottish pine on a frosty morning; English oak dappling the sunlight; giant Canadian firs shouldering their blanket of snow. Swedish skog is beautiful, each living tree stretching tall for its share of light, those fallen now rotting, returning their nutrients back to the common land. Everywhere is blanketed with green moss, painted onto every rock by trolls in the night. Birdsong fills the air. Tiny creatures rustle under ground cover, burying themselves in the hoofprints of bigger beasts. With each breath you smell the land of Midgård, protected by the gods. Pete Armstrong
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| Pete wrote his first web page by hand in a text editor, before personal pages on the internet existed. Times have moved on, but Pete hasn't. This web page was written by hand in a text editor.
He uses material from the following, which are all great resources. | |
| Wiki colour codes | Public Domain clipart |
| Favicon generator | W3 Schools HTML Guide |