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PJHN said:
Hi. My name is Paula. I'm a retired expat, living in the Nordics, out in the countryside north of Stockholm, Sweden. I've always gravitated towards farmland and farm life since spending summers in my youth, in my mother's farm village in northern Italy. My uncle always had chickens and my cousins still have them. I finally have the opportunity to go with my heart's desires and have been researching all the info to have my own chickens here in Sweden. I'm not yet fluent in the language, although most Swedes speak some English, so online forums are a bit problematic for me here. I've been watching Youtube videos of chicken owners in the US, like Michigan and Minnesota, where the climate is somewhat similar to mine.

My hope is that, having joined this group, I can get help in planning for my coop, which I will hopefully start this Spring.

Thank you so much and again, I'm so happy to have found this group and to be on my way to 'chicken education' !
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Welcome. Where in northern Italy? My family is in Bruno Italy.
 
PJHN said:
Hi. My name is Paula. I'm a retired expat, living in the Nordics, out in the countryside north of Stockholm, Sweden.
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Hi Paula welcome to BYC.

If you have any questions related to Europe, you can ask in the thread ‘Peeps in Europe’ .
Some chicken breeds and laws are so very different that not all info from the US is usefull.

There is another thread with some people from England about
Shadrach’s rescue chickens in an allotment where you might find some interesting read. . @Perris who is an active poster in it has Swedish flower chickens amongst his flock.
Swedish flower should be a perfect breed to have in Sweden ;).
 

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