01 January 1923 Factual 8 mins
Cityscapes from Lysekil, Sweden. The sailing club's annually recurring large race with start and finish in Släggö. Football match at Pinnevik. Sunday morning at "Trampen" and the swimming facility.
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Sweden 01 January 1923
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