NA QSL info from Sweden
A compilation of North American QSL's reported by Swedish DX'ers from mid 1993 to the end of 1999 is available on the Internet.
Canada and the USA have been split into separate files with individual URLs as follows:
http://www.algonet.se/~lhu/QSL93-99USA.htm
http://www.algonet.se/~lhu/QSL93-99CAN.htm
This site is operated by Lars Hedberg, Uppsala, and also contains downloadable lists (in Word format) for North American and Central American stations heard by Nordic DXers.
http://www.algonet.se/~lhu/na1.htm
http://www.algonet.se/~lhu/ca1.htm

Welcome to DX Lake Wobegon
Sweden's own DX Lake Wobegon. From Kaj Larsson's thrilling reports during the years, the isolated Eliasmyren has become part of Swedish DX folklore. Now present on the Internet.
"In Minnesota they say that their state bird is the mosquito - you could say that about Eliasmyren too," writes Kaj Larsson about his ongoing antenna struggles:
"It's a well known fact that from the day your antenna is in place, there's going to be no more peace for you. Day and night you'll be worrying about moose, raindeer, beavers, low flying aeroplanes, logging machines, storms and very tall berry or mushroom pickers. Above you can see me trying to restore one of the antennas after the human beavers had had a go at it."

Bo Olofsson's NA listening
Information on MW DXing from a Swedish point of view. All presented by Bo Olofsson, long time NA editor in HCDX partner Distance.