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Mat Osman: ‘I wanted to write about a dirty, dangerous, working-class London’
The Suede bassist and author Mat Osman on writing without a safety net, terrifying himself for his next novel and which of the Thursday Murder Club books - by his brother Richard - he likes best,
Mat Osman author of The Ghost Theatre. Photographed at home in London.
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Mat Osman: ‘I wanted to write about a dirty, dangerous, working-class London’
The Suede bassist and author Mat Osman on writing without a safety net, terrifying himself for his next novel and which of the Thursday Murder Club books - by his brother Richard - he likes best,
Mat Osman author of The Ghost Theatre. Photographed at home in London.
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'This secret that crippled me for 50 years has been lifted': Lucy Sante on becoming a trans woman at 67
The American author and critic Lucy Sante on being in a band with Jim Jarmusch, the macho pre-Aids world of the gay scene in New York, and on coming out to her wife and son.
Author Lucy Sante photographed at her home in upstate New York.
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'This secret that crippled me for 50 years has been lifted': Lucy Sante on becoming a trans woman at 67
The American author and critic Lucy Sante on being in a band with Jim Jarmusch, the macho pre-Aids world of the gay scene in New York, and on coming out to her wife and son.
Author Lucy Sante photographed at her home in upstate New York.
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Swedish home with cold war bunker attracts buyers as Russia fears grow
Underground building complete with bar and own power plant makes waves on property market amid Putin’s threats.
Above ground, the former school building - now a private home - fits with the typical scene of southern Sweden. Surrounded by farmland and red wooden houses common in this part of the country, it has a flagpole outside and looks like a large, but not especially extraordinary, house.
But below one of the outbuildings - which looks like a guest suite - of this 16m-krona (£1.2m) sprawling property in Ljungby, Smaland, an unexpected world unfolds.
An (initially) unassuming stairway, labelled "mancave", reveals a 1.25-metre thick concrete roof, chunky orange metal doors and an operating airlock, behind which lies a fully functioning cold war bunker.
Outside private bunker in Ljungby, Sweden on Feburary 29, 2024.
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Swedish home with cold war bunker attracts buyers as Russia fears grow
Underground building complete with bar and own power plant makes waves on property market amid Putin’s threats.
Above ground, the former school building - now a private home - fits with the typical scene of southern Sweden. Surrounded by farmland and red wooden houses common in this part of the country, it has a flagpole outside and looks like a large, but not especially extraordinary, house.
But below one of the outbuildings - which looks like a guest suite - of this 16m-krona (£1.2m) sprawling property in Ljungby, Smaland, an unexpected world unfolds.
An (initially) unassuming stairway, labelled "mancave", reveals a 1.25-metre thick concrete roof, chunky orange metal doors and an operating airlock, behind which lies a fully functioning cold war bunker.
Outside private bunker in Ljungby, Sweden on Feburary 29, 2024.
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Swedish home with cold war bunker attracts buyers as Russia fears grow
Underground building complete with bar and own power plant makes waves on property market amid Putin’s threats.
Above ground, the former school building - now a private home - fits with the typical scene of southern Sweden. Surrounded by farmland and red wooden houses common in this part of the country, it has a flagpole outside and looks like a large, but not especially extraordinary, house.
But below one of the outbuildings - which looks like a guest suite - of this 16m-krona (£1.2m) sprawling property in Ljungby, Smaland, an unexpected world unfolds.
An (initially) unassuming stairway, labelled "mancave", reveals a 1.25-metre thick concrete roof, chunky orange metal doors and an operating airlock, behind which lies a fully functioning cold war bunker.
Outside private bunker in Ljungby, Sweden on Feburary 29, 2024.
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Swedish home with cold war bunker attracts buyers as Russia fears grow
Underground building complete with bar and own power plant makes waves on property market amid Putin’s threats.
Above ground, the former school building - now a private home - fits with the typical scene of southern Sweden. Surrounded by farmland and red wooden houses common in this part of the country, it has a flagpole outside and looks like a large, but not especially extraordinary, house.
But below one of the outbuildings - which looks like a guest suite - of this 16m-krona (£1.2m) sprawling property in Ljungby, Smaland, an unexpected world unfolds.
An (initially) unassuming stairway, labelled "mancave", reveals a 1.25-metre thick concrete roof, chunky orange metal doors and an operating airlock, behind which lies a fully functioning cold war bunker.
Outside private bunker in Ljungby, Sweden on Feburary 29, 2024.
Josefine Stenersen / Guardian / eyevine
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Swedish home with cold war bunker attracts buyers as Russia fears grow
Underground building complete with bar and own power plant makes waves on property market amid Putin’s threats.
Above ground, the former school building - now a private home - fits with the typical scene of southern Sweden. Surrounded by farmland and red wooden houses common in this part of the country, it has a flagpole outside and looks like a large, but not especially extraordinary, house.
But below one of the outbuildings - which looks like a guest suite - of this 16m-krona (£1.2m) sprawling property in Ljungby, Smaland, an unexpected world unfolds.
An (initially) unassuming stairway, labelled "mancave", reveals a 1.25-metre thick concrete roof, chunky orange metal doors and an operating airlock, behind which lies a fully functioning cold war bunker.
Private bunker in Ljungby, Sweden on Feburary 29, 2024.
Kanneth Clausen, 64, entrepreneur and bunnker owner.
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Swedish home with cold war bunker attracts buyers as Russia fears grow
Underground building complete with bar and own power plant makes waves on property market amid Putin’s threats.
Above ground, the former school building - now a private home - fits with the typical scene of southern Sweden. Surrounded by farmland and red wooden houses common in this part of the country, it has a flagpole outside and looks like a large, but not especially extraordinary, house.
But below one of the outbuildings - which looks like a guest suite - of this 16m-krona (£1.2m) sprawling property in Ljungby, Smaland, an unexpected world unfolds.
An (initially) unassuming stairway, labelled "mancave", reveals a 1.25-metre thick concrete roof, chunky orange metal doors and an operating airlock, behind which lies a fully functioning cold war bunker.
Private bunker in Ljungby, Sweden on Feburary 29, 2024.
Kanneth Clausen, 64, entrepreneur and bunnker owner.
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Swedish home with cold war bunker attracts buyers as Russia fears grow
Underground building complete with bar and own power plant makes waves on property market amid Putin’s threats.
Above ground, the former school building - now a private home - fits with the typical scene of southern Sweden. Surrounded by farmland and red wooden houses common in this part of the country, it has a flagpole outside and looks like a large, but not especially extraordinary, house.
But below one of the outbuildings - which looks like a guest suite - of this 16m-krona (£1.2m) sprawling property in Ljungby, Smaland, an unexpected world unfolds.
An (initially) unassuming stairway, labelled "mancave", reveals a 1.25-metre thick concrete roof, chunky orange metal doors and an operating airlock, behind which lies a fully functioning cold war bunker.
Private bunker in Ljungby, Sweden on Feburary 29, 2024.
Micael Steneland, estate agent for Mäklarhuset Ljungby.
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Josefine Stenersen -
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Swedish home with cold war bunker attracts buyers as Russia fears grow
Underground building complete with bar and own power plant makes waves on property market amid Putin’s threats.
Above ground, the former school building - now a private home - fits with the typical scene of southern Sweden. Surrounded by farmland and red wooden houses common in this part of the country, it has a flagpole outside and looks like a large, but not especially extraordinary, house.
But below one of the outbuildings - which looks like a guest suite - of this 16m-krona (£1.2m) sprawling property in Ljungby, Smaland, an unexpected world unfolds.
An (initially) unassuming stairway, labelled "mancave", reveals a 1.25-metre thick concrete roof, chunky orange metal doors and an operating airlock, behind which lies a fully functioning cold war bunker.
Private bunker in Ljungby, Sweden on Feburary 29, 2024.
Micael Steneland, estate agent for Mäklarhuset Ljungby.
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Josefine Stenersen -
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Swedish home with cold war bunker attracts buyers as Russia fears grow
Underground building complete with bar and own power plant makes waves on property market amid Putin’s threats.
Above ground, the former school building - now a private home - fits with the typical scene of southern Sweden. Surrounded by farmland and red wooden houses common in this part of the country, it has a flagpole outside and looks like a large, but not especially extraordinary, house.
But below one of the outbuildings - which looks like a guest suite - of this 16m-krona (£1.2m) sprawling property in Ljungby, Smaland, an unexpected world unfolds.
An (initially) unassuming stairway, labelled "mancave", reveals a 1.25-metre thick concrete roof, chunky orange metal doors and an operating airlock, behind which lies a fully functioning cold war bunker.
Private bunker in Ljungby, Sweden on Feburary 29, 2024.
Micael Steneland, estate agent for Mäklarhuset Ljungby.
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Swedish home with cold war bunker attracts buyers as Russia fears grow
Underground building complete with bar and own power plant makes waves on property market amid Putin’s threats.
Above ground, the former school building - now a private home - fits with the typical scene of southern Sweden. Surrounded by farmland and red wooden houses common in this part of the country, it has a flagpole outside and looks like a large, but not especially extraordinary, house.
But below one of the outbuildings - which looks like a guest suite - of this 16m-krona (£1.2m) sprawling property in Ljungby, Smaland, an unexpected world unfolds.
An (initially) unassuming stairway, labelled "mancave", reveals a 1.25-metre thick concrete roof, chunky orange metal doors and an operating airlock, behind which lies a fully functioning cold war bunker.
Private bunker in Ljungby, Sweden on Feburary 29, 2024.
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Swedish home with cold war bunker attracts buyers as Russia fears grow
Underground building complete with bar and own power plant makes waves on property market amid Putin’s threats.
Above ground, the former school building - now a private home - fits with the typical scene of southern Sweden. Surrounded by farmland and red wooden houses common in this part of the country, it has a flagpole outside and looks like a large, but not especially extraordinary, house.
But below one of the outbuildings - which looks like a guest suite - of this 16m-krona (£1.2m) sprawling property in Ljungby, Smaland, an unexpected world unfolds.
An (initially) unassuming stairway, labelled "mancave", reveals a 1.25-metre thick concrete roof, chunky orange metal doors and an operating airlock, behind which lies a fully functioning cold war bunker.
Private bunker in Ljungby, Sweden on Feburary 29, 2024.
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Josefine Stenersen -
DUKAS_166977290_EYE
Swedish home with cold war bunker attracts buyers as Russia fears grow
Underground building complete with bar and own power plant makes waves on property market amid Putin’s threats.
Above ground, the former school building - now a private home - fits with the typical scene of southern Sweden. Surrounded by farmland and red wooden houses common in this part of the country, it has a flagpole outside and looks like a large, but not especially extraordinary, house.
But below one of the outbuildings - which looks like a guest suite - of this 16m-krona (£1.2m) sprawling property in Ljungby, Smaland, an unexpected world unfolds.
An (initially) unassuming stairway, labelled "mancave", reveals a 1.25-metre thick concrete roof, chunky orange metal doors and an operating airlock, behind which lies a fully functioning cold war bunker.
Private bunker in Ljungby, Sweden on Feburary 29, 2024.
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Swedish home with cold war bunker attracts buyers as Russia fears grow
Underground building complete with bar and own power plant makes waves on property market amid Putin’s threats.
Above ground, the former school building - now a private home - fits with the typical scene of southern Sweden. Surrounded by farmland and red wooden houses common in this part of the country, it has a flagpole outside and looks like a large, but not especially extraordinary, house.
But below one of the outbuildings - which looks like a guest suite - of this 16m-krona (£1.2m) sprawling property in Ljungby, Smaland, an unexpected world unfolds.
An (initially) unassuming stairway, labelled "mancave", reveals a 1.25-metre thick concrete roof, chunky orange metal doors and an operating airlock, behind which lies a fully functioning cold war bunker.
Private bunker in Ljungby, Sweden on Feburary 29, 2024.
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DUKAS_166977283_EYE
Swedish home with cold war bunker attracts buyers as Russia fears grow
Underground building complete with bar and own power plant makes waves on property market amid Putin’s threats.
Above ground, the former school building - now a private home - fits with the typical scene of southern Sweden. Surrounded by farmland and red wooden houses common in this part of the country, it has a flagpole outside and looks like a large, but not especially extraordinary, house.
But below one of the outbuildings - which looks like a guest suite - of this 16m-krona (£1.2m) sprawling property in Ljungby, Smaland, an unexpected world unfolds.
An (initially) unassuming stairway, labelled "mancave", reveals a 1.25-metre thick concrete roof, chunky orange metal doors and an operating airlock, behind which lies a fully functioning cold war bunker.
Private bunker in Ljungby, Sweden on Feburary 29, 2024.
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DUKAS_166977276_EYE
Swedish home with cold war bunker attracts buyers as Russia fears grow
Underground building complete with bar and own power plant makes waves on property market amid Putin’s threats.
Above ground, the former school building - now a private home - fits with the typical scene of southern Sweden. Surrounded by farmland and red wooden houses common in this part of the country, it has a flagpole outside and looks like a large, but not especially extraordinary, house.
But below one of the outbuildings - which looks like a guest suite - of this 16m-krona (£1.2m) sprawling property in Ljungby, Smaland, an unexpected world unfolds.
An (initially) unassuming stairway, labelled "mancave", reveals a 1.25-metre thick concrete roof, chunky orange metal doors and an operating airlock, behind which lies a fully functioning cold war bunker.
Private bunker in Ljungby, Sweden on Feburary 29, 2024.
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DUKAS_166977293_EYE
Swedish home with cold war bunker attracts buyers as Russia fears grow
Underground building complete with bar and own power plant makes waves on property market amid Putin’s threats.
Above ground, the former school building - now a private home - fits with the typical scene of southern Sweden. Surrounded by farmland and red wooden houses common in this part of the country, it has a flagpole outside and looks like a large, but not especially extraordinary, house.
But below one of the outbuildings - which looks like a guest suite - of this 16m-krona (£1.2m) sprawling property in Ljungby, Smaland, an unexpected world unfolds.
An (initially) unassuming stairway, labelled "mancave", reveals a 1.25-metre thick concrete roof, chunky orange metal doors and an operating airlock, behind which lies a fully functioning cold war bunker.
Private bunker in Ljungby, Sweden on Feburary 29, 2024.
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Josefine Stenersen -
DUKAS_166977279_EYE
Swedish home with cold war bunker attracts buyers as Russia fears grow
Underground building complete with bar and own power plant makes waves on property market amid Putin’s threats.
Above ground, the former school building - now a private home - fits with the typical scene of southern Sweden. Surrounded by farmland and red wooden houses common in this part of the country, it has a flagpole outside and looks like a large, but not especially extraordinary, house.
But below one of the outbuildings - which looks like a guest suite - of this 16m-krona (£1.2m) sprawling property in Ljungby, Smaland, an unexpected world unfolds.
An (initially) unassuming stairway, labelled "mancave", reveals a 1.25-metre thick concrete roof, chunky orange metal doors and an operating airlock, behind which lies a fully functioning cold war bunker.
Private bunker in Ljungby, Sweden on Feburary 29, 2024.
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Josefine Stenersen -
DUKAS_166977302_EYE
Swedish home with cold war bunker attracts buyers as Russia fears grow
Underground building complete with bar and own power plant makes waves on property market amid Putin’s threats.
Above ground, the former school building - now a private home - fits with the typical scene of southern Sweden. Surrounded by farmland and red wooden houses common in this part of the country, it has a flagpole outside and looks like a large, but not especially extraordinary, house.
But below one of the outbuildings - which looks like a guest suite - of this 16m-krona (£1.2m) sprawling property in Ljungby, Smaland, an unexpected world unfolds.
An (initially) unassuming stairway, labelled "mancave", reveals a 1.25-metre thick concrete roof, chunky orange metal doors and an operating airlock, behind which lies a fully functioning cold war bunker.
Private bunker in Ljungby, Sweden on Feburary 29, 2024.
Josefine Stenersen / Guardian / eyevine
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Josefine Stenersen -
DUKAS_166977299_EYE
Swedish home with cold war bunker attracts buyers as Russia fears grow
Underground building complete with bar and own power plant makes waves on property market amid Putin’s threats.
Above ground, the former school building - now a private home - fits with the typical scene of southern Sweden. Surrounded by farmland and red wooden houses common in this part of the country, it has a flagpole outside and looks like a large, but not especially extraordinary, house.
But below one of the outbuildings - which looks like a guest suite - of this 16m-krona (£1.2m) sprawling property in Ljungby, Smaland, an unexpected world unfolds.
An (initially) unassuming stairway, labelled "mancave", reveals a 1.25-metre thick concrete roof, chunky orange metal doors and an operating airlock, behind which lies a fully functioning cold war bunker.
Private bunker in Ljungby, Sweden on Feburary 29, 2024.
Josefine Stenersen / Guardian / eyevine
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Josefine Stenersen -
DUKAS_166977295_EYE
Swedish home with cold war bunker attracts buyers as Russia fears grow
Underground building complete with bar and own power plant makes waves on property market amid Putin’s threats.
Above ground, the former school building - now a private home - fits with the typical scene of southern Sweden. Surrounded by farmland and red wooden houses common in this part of the country, it has a flagpole outside and looks like a large, but not especially extraordinary, house.
But below one of the outbuildings - which looks like a guest suite - of this 16m-krona (£1.2m) sprawling property in Ljungby, Smaland, an unexpected world unfolds.
An (initially) unassuming stairway, labelled "mancave", reveals a 1.25-metre thick concrete roof, chunky orange metal doors and an operating airlock, behind which lies a fully functioning cold war bunker.
Private bunker in Ljungby, Sweden on Feburary 29, 2024.
Josefine Stenersen / Guardian / eyevine
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Josefine Stenersen -
DUKAS_166977281_EYE
Swedish home with cold war bunker attracts buyers as Russia fears grow
Underground building complete with bar and own power plant makes waves on property market amid Putin’s threats.
Above ground, the former school building - now a private home - fits with the typical scene of southern Sweden. Surrounded by farmland and red wooden houses common in this part of the country, it has a flagpole outside and looks like a large, but not especially extraordinary, house.
But below one of the outbuildings - which looks like a guest suite - of this 16m-krona (£1.2m) sprawling property in Ljungby, Smaland, an unexpected world unfolds.
An (initially) unassuming stairway, labelled "mancave", reveals a 1.25-metre thick concrete roof, chunky orange metal doors and an operating airlock, behind which lies a fully functioning cold war bunker.
Private bunker in Ljungby, Sweden on Feburary 29, 2024.
Tom and Micael Steneland, estate agent for Mäklarhuset Ljungby
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DUKAS_166977294_EYE
Swedish home with cold war bunker attracts buyers as Russia fears grow
Underground building complete with bar and own power plant makes waves on property market amid Putin’s threats.
Above ground, the former school building - now a private home - fits with the typical scene of southern Sweden. Surrounded by farmland and red wooden houses common in this part of the country, it has a flagpole outside and looks like a large, but not especially extraordinary, house.
But below one of the outbuildings - which looks like a guest suite - of this 16m-krona (£1.2m) sprawling property in Ljungby, Smaland, an unexpected world unfolds.
An (initially) unassuming stairway, labelled "mancave", reveals a 1.25-metre thick concrete roof, chunky orange metal doors and an operating airlock, behind which lies a fully functioning cold war bunker.
Private bunker in Ljungby, Sweden on Feburary 29, 2024.
Josefine Stenersen / Guardian / eyevine
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DUKAS_166977273_EYE
Swedish home with cold war bunker attracts buyers as Russia fears grow
Underground building complete with bar and own power plant makes waves on property market amid Putin’s threats.
Above ground, the former school building - now a private home - fits with the typical scene of southern Sweden. Surrounded by farmland and red wooden houses common in this part of the country, it has a flagpole outside and looks like a large, but not especially extraordinary, house.
But below one of the outbuildings - which looks like a guest suite - of this 16m-krona (£1.2m) sprawling property in Ljungby, Smaland, an unexpected world unfolds.
An (initially) unassuming stairway, labelled "mancave", reveals a 1.25-metre thick concrete roof, chunky orange metal doors and an operating airlock, behind which lies a fully functioning cold war bunker.
Private bunker in Ljungby, Sweden on Feburary 29, 2024.
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Swedish home with cold war bunker attracts buyers as Russia fears grow
Underground building complete with bar and own power plant makes waves on property market amid Putin’s threats.
Above ground, the former school building - now a private home - fits with the typical scene of southern Sweden. Surrounded by farmland and red wooden houses common in this part of the country, it has a flagpole outside and looks like a large, but not especially extraordinary, house.
But below one of the outbuildings - which looks like a guest suite - of this 16m-krona (£1.2m) sprawling property in Ljungby, Smaland, an unexpected world unfolds.
An (initially) unassuming stairway, labelled "mancave", reveals a 1.25-metre thick concrete roof, chunky orange metal doors and an operating airlock, behind which lies a fully functioning cold war bunker.
Private bunker in Ljungby, Sweden on Feburary 29, 2024.
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Swedish home with cold war bunker attracts buyers as Russia fears grow
Underground building complete with bar and own power plant makes waves on property market amid Putin’s threats.
Above ground, the former school building - now a private home - fits with the typical scene of southern Sweden. Surrounded by farmland and red wooden houses common in this part of the country, it has a flagpole outside and looks like a large, but not especially extraordinary, house.
But below one of the outbuildings - which looks like a guest suite - of this 16m-krona (£1.2m) sprawling property in Ljungby, Smaland, an unexpected world unfolds.
An (initially) unassuming stairway, labelled "mancave", reveals a 1.25-metre thick concrete roof, chunky orange metal doors and an operating airlock, behind which lies a fully functioning cold war bunker.
Private bunker in Ljungby, Sweden on Feburary 29, 2024.
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Swedish home with cold war bunker attracts buyers as Russia fears grow
Underground building complete with bar and own power plant makes waves on property market amid Putin’s threats.
Above ground, the former school building - now a private home - fits with the typical scene of southern Sweden. Surrounded by farmland and red wooden houses common in this part of the country, it has a flagpole outside and looks like a large, but not especially extraordinary, house.
But below one of the outbuildings - which looks like a guest suite - of this 16m-krona (£1.2m) sprawling property in Ljungby, Smaland, an unexpected world unfolds.
An (initially) unassuming stairway, labelled "mancave", reveals a 1.25-metre thick concrete roof, chunky orange metal doors and an operating airlock, behind which lies a fully functioning cold war bunker.
Private bunker in Ljungby, Sweden on Feburary 29, 2024.
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David Hampton on painting and memorising poetry at 97: 'Anyone creative is more likely to live longer'
In his first ever interview, the artist David Hampton talks about a life spent making dazzling pictures, why he's not bitter about being undiscovered, and why his art school 'didn't get' Matisse.
Artist David Hampton at his home in Bath.
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David Hampton on painting and memorising poetry at 97: 'Anyone creative is more likely to live longer'
In his first ever interview, the artist David Hampton talks about a life spent making dazzling pictures, why he's not bitter about being undiscovered, and why his art school 'didn't get' Matisse.
Artist David Hampton at his home in Bath.
One of David’s works on the walls of his home.
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David Hampton on painting and memorising poetry at 97: 'Anyone creative is more likely to live longer'
In his first ever interview, the artist David Hampton talks about a life spent making dazzling pictures, why he's not bitter about being undiscovered, and why his art school 'didn't get' Matisse.
Artist David Hampton at his home in Bath.
Some of David’s ceramics.
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David Hampton on painting and memorising poetry at 97: 'Anyone creative is more likely to live longer'
In his first ever interview, the artist David Hampton talks about a life spent making dazzling pictures, why he's not bitter about being undiscovered, and why his art school 'didn't get' Matisse.
Artist David Hampton at his home in Bath.
Some of David’s ceramics.
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David Hampton on painting and memorising poetry at 97: 'Anyone creative is more likely to live longer'
In his first ever interview, the artist David Hampton talks about a life spent making dazzling pictures, why he's not bitter about being undiscovered, and why his art school 'didn't get' Matisse.
Artist David Hampton at his home in Bath.
Pastel work in progress.
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David Hampton on painting and memorising poetry at 97: 'Anyone creative is more likely to live longer'
In his first ever interview, the artist David Hampton talks about a life spent making dazzling pictures, why he's not bitter about being undiscovered, and why his art school 'didn't get' Matisse.
Artist David Hampton at his home in Bath.
One of David’s “From the Nebula” series of paintings, stored among other works in his loft.
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David Hampton on painting and memorising poetry at 97: 'Anyone creative is more likely to live longer'
In his first ever interview, the artist David Hampton talks about a life spent making dazzling pictures, why he's not bitter about being undiscovered, and why his art school 'didn't get' Matisse.
Artist David Hampton at his home in Bath.
Studio details.
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David Hampton on painting and memorising poetry at 97: 'Anyone creative is more likely to live longer'
In his first ever interview, the artist David Hampton talks about a life spent making dazzling pictures, why he's not bitter about being undiscovered, and why his art school 'didn't get' Matisse.
Artist David Hampton at his home in Bath.
Studio details.
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David Hampton on painting and memorising poetry at 97: 'Anyone creative is more likely to live longer'
In his first ever interview, the artist David Hampton talks about a life spent making dazzling pictures, why he's not bitter about being undiscovered, and why his art school 'didn't get' Matisse.
Artist David Hampton at his home in Bath.
One of David’s works on the walls of his home.
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David Hampton on painting and memorising poetry at 97: 'Anyone creative is more likely to live longer'
In his first ever interview, the artist David Hampton talks about a life spent making dazzling pictures, why he's not bitter about being undiscovered, and why his art school 'didn't get' Matisse.
Artist David Hampton at his home in Bath.
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David Hampton on painting and memorising poetry at 97: 'Anyone creative is more likely to live longer'
In his first ever interview, the artist David Hampton talks about a life spent making dazzling pictures, why he's not bitter about being undiscovered, and why his art school 'didn't get' Matisse.
Artist David Hampton at his home in Bath.
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David Hampton on painting and memorising poetry at 97: 'Anyone creative is more likely to live longer'
In his first ever interview, the artist David Hampton talks about a life spent making dazzling pictures, why he's not bitter about being undiscovered, and why his art school 'didn't get' Matisse.
Artist David Hampton at his home in Bath.
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David Hampton on painting and memorising poetry at 97: 'Anyone creative is more likely to live longer'
In his first ever interview, the artist David Hampton talks about a life spent making dazzling pictures, why he's not bitter about being undiscovered, and why his art school 'didn't get' Matisse.
Artist David Hampton at his home in Bath.
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David Hampton on painting and memorising poetry at 97: 'Anyone creative is more likely to live longer'
In his first ever interview, the artist David Hampton talks about a life spent making dazzling pictures, why he's not bitter about being undiscovered, and why his art school 'didn't get' Matisse.
Artist David Hampton at his home in Bath.
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David Hampton on painting and memorising poetry at 97: 'Anyone creative is more likely to live longer'
In his first ever interview, the artist David Hampton talks about a life spent making dazzling pictures, why he's not bitter about being undiscovered, and why his art school 'didn't get' Matisse.
Artist David Hampton at his home in Bath.
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David Hampton on painting and memorising poetry at 97: 'Anyone creative is more likely to live longer'
In his first ever interview, the artist David Hampton talks about a life spent making dazzling pictures, why he's not bitter about being undiscovered, and why his art school 'didn't get' Matisse.
Artist David Hampton at his home in Bath.
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David Hampton on painting and memorising poetry at 97: 'Anyone creative is more likely to live longer'
In his first ever interview, the artist David Hampton talks about a life spent making dazzling pictures, why he's not bitter about being undiscovered, and why his art school 'didn't get' Matisse.
Artist David Hampton at his home in Bath.
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David Hampton on painting and memorising poetry at 97: 'Anyone creative is more likely to live longer'
In his first ever interview, the artist David Hampton talks about a life spent making dazzling pictures, why he's not bitter about being undiscovered, and why his art school 'didn't get' Matisse.
Artist David Hampton at his home in Bath.
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David Hampton on painting and memorising poetry at 97: 'Anyone creative is more likely to live longer'
In his first ever interview, the artist David Hampton talks about a life spent making dazzling pictures, why he's not bitter about being undiscovered, and why his art school 'didn't get' Matisse.
Artist David Hampton at his home in Bath.
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David Hampton on painting and memorising poetry at 97: 'Anyone creative is more likely to live longer'
In his first ever interview, the artist David Hampton talks about a life spent making dazzling pictures, why he's not bitter about being undiscovered, and why his art school 'didn't get' Matisse.
Artist David Hampton at his home in Bath.
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