In the meantime I am sure that with a bit of googling you could amass an enormous amount of information that would grind her ideas into the dust!
I have an acquaintance in the USA who has “females in aviation” as a thesis and within half a day I found enough in my reference books and on the Internet to keep her going for months!

Hi Carpetbagger
Sörredsgården is popularly known as “Volvo City” being right next to the Volvo factory at Torslanda, Gothenburg (for those who don’t know).
No, the only things I did there were to use the bank and the dentist.
By the way (more thread creep) I will soon put up pix on Photobucket of the Volvo Museum aircraft, a Draken and a Viggen, both cut away.

LimaNovember, sorry you couldn’t make it, I assume you were in your Dakota, which did come to Säve a week later, but I forgot and I missed it, digging my girlfriend’s garden instead! Grrrrr!

Many thanks for those excellent suggestions – I like the parking warning best!

For those of you familiar with Photobucket, I have now joined it with the username “skribenten” and put up some of the photos I took that day in an album called “Aeroseum Day May 6 2007”.
Foe those who haven’t visited Photobucket the procedure is to Google to that name, then in the Photobucket search field to the top right, enter “skribenten”and in the window that appears, click on the appropriate heading to see the skribenten albums.
So far I have only the one album, but will add more as time permits – the pictures take ages to upload, but on the other hand they are fairly high resolution.
Thanks again, and I hope to post more items soon, such as the recent trip Colin and I made to Gardermoen and Bodö to see the excellent Norwegian Aircraft Collections (that means “Museums” to us non-Scandinavians!).

By the way, can anyone tell me the type of aircraft that is registered SE-LBY (shown in the album)? I think it is some kind of Robin.

Here we are taxying out.
I’m not sure what kind of air-to-ground pictures you would like, but here are a couple – one of the ramp that day (we had 17 Saab Safirs visiting), and the other marks the little house I used to live in, on the island of Asperö, in the southern archipelago. I moved into town (Eriksberg) after 18 months of it taking me 2 1/2 hours by boat and tram to reach my office in Volvo, which I could see from the island! Once when in a hurry I hired a fishing boat for the 20-minute trip across the water.
As some of you know, I used to post a LOT of photos, but nowadays with strict rationing in force, and the fact that I don’t use Photobucket or similar, I am afraid I can’t do that any more.
By the way, as I am now one of the official Aeroseum photographers, I will have to get myself a more fancy lens for my Canon EOS 350D, at present I have the two Sigma lenses it came with, max. 200mm.