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Wenn wir nur wüssten was es ist, Roggen oder?
Warum steht das Wasser so hoch?
Deswegen
Nein, ein Biber war es nicht
Treffpunkt Bahnhof Wandlitz, Sonntag, den 26. Juli, 10:44.
Anreise mit der BVG planen.
18 km ca. 4 Std.
Anreise z.B.
09:34 ab S Feuerbachstr. S1 09:50 an S Friedrichstr. 09:58 ab S Friedrichstr. S2 10:19 an S Karow 10:27 ab Gleis 3 RB27 10:44 an Wandlitz Wir fahren jeweils im letzten Wagen.
Zurück ab S Birkenwerder
Einschiffung bis spätestens 09:00 Uhr
Trelleborg – Rostock 09:25 Nils Holgersson
Ankunft: 15:00 Uhr
Malmö’s Moderna Museet
Smygehuk – Sweden’s southernmost spot and free camping with WCs and facility to empty mobile loos.
and you can climb the lighthouse. It’s a bit of an orange day today.
Our last in Sweden.
We took a look at the Västra Hamden today, very impressive.
Turning Torso
Cheerful, Swedish windowful.
Walked back along the coast in the evening sun
Rain, rain go away, come again some other day …
Delicious lunch at Grand Hotel in Mölle up there, on the top of the hill.
The entrance to Nimis (Latin for too much) in the royal republic of Ladonia. Ladonia is one square kilometer of land on the Kullaberg Peninsula in Southern Sweden. The path to Ladonia is about 2.5km through the woods along a winding path to the sea to explore a 75 ton sculpture/labyrinth made of driftwood by Lars Vilks.
The Øresund bridge is the longest combined road and rail bridge in Europe, joining Sweden to Denmark, right next to our camp site.
Drove to Göteborg and did a bit of Sunday shopping. You can pay the smallest amount in Sweden with your credit card & PIN number. Unfortunately the charity shops were closed, so we headed south to camp for free right next to the 2 km beach at Apelviken next to Varberg.
Nice to stretch your legs on the beach
Swedish sunshine
Marstrand’s archipelago has 97 little islands. Walking around the main island you can see quite a few.
There’s one!
They only risked one sail with the wind blowing hard.
Unexpected nice little art museum in Marstrand – Strandverket
Swedish girls can be quite tall …
Tony Cragg is all in a swirl.
A group of these little ringed plovers entertained us during breakfast near the waterfront at Tångevik.
We had looked at Smögen but really did not like it so we drove to Marstrand to enjoy a traffic free little island.www.marstrandscamping.se
Kim and his Swedish stick
Traditional Swedish milk
Red blueberries, or so says Gerhild
Tångevik harbour just for us…
All of the birds are awake and so are we now
Time for breakfast
One man washing & drying team
Gorgeous walk along the coastline
Enjoyable personal guided tour of the castle
Delicious evening meal – see TripAdvisor review
Gripsholm Castle
Window seat in the castle
Konst på Hog (web site, Google translated Wikipedia page)
How to improve your full rubbish tip
These Swedes weren’t very talkative
Beautiful place to park (free) next to a lake.
Don’t think that our wine reserves will last …
Sunday was a treble rain day. We couldn’t get into the Stadhuset to see the room where the Nobel prizes are awarded. Here’s a nice dry picture of the inner courtyard instead.
“Cityhallplanet” by Linkahwai from Wikipedia.
A dynamite Nobel prize.
What’s that?
Dog design!
The camp site is pretty full at the moment, but still quiet and peaceful.
A sunny Saturday is just right for the magnificent Millesgården (web site). What a place!
Petrus Bakeri (Tripadvisor link) for good bread, small cakes and a cup of tea.
Today was an antiquities day, starting with some clothes. There are so many vintage/second hand shops that Gerhild was suffering from sensory overload.
Then antique ships when we had a peek at the amazing Vasa
Antiquities? No way! Reunion with Rut after forty years, in the Panorama bar on top of the Kulturhuset…
The Bredäng camp site is right next to the beautiful Sätraskogens nature reserve (more photos on Flickr)
Look what Rut found for us in the forest – Oyster Mushrooms
Stockholm’s sky this morning.
First we did a boat trip around Djurgården,
At Moderna Museet there was an exhibition of Louise Bourgeois. Wait until you see Gerhild’s new Bourgeois earrings!
No, not part of the art exhibition, this is Kungsträdgården suburban train station. It looks like the trolls helped to build this one.
This troll has just finished work for the day.
Breakfast
Somewhere to put your tea
Free parking in Trosa Harbour.
Wikipedia says – Today Trosa is one of the top four wealthiest communities in Sweden (32% of the population earns more than 1,5 million SEK a year.) Many famous people have summerhouses in or close to Trosa, for example the well-known chef, hunter and actor Per Morberg as well as Tommy Körberg, the Swedish Royal Family, Mikael Persbrandt, ABBAs Benny Andersson and Björn Ulvaeus.
After checking in to Bredäng Camping – First stop in Stockholm – the fantastic Fotografiska Museum
Vee Speers
GB. England. Weymouth. 2000. Martin Parr on the subject of Englishness – or what is it? This is what we came up with at 5:30 this morning.
Saying sorry when someone steps on your foot. Nostalgia for the days of empire. Having no interest in languages other than English. Sherlock Holmes, Miss Marple, William Brown, Doctor Who, Mr. Bean, Basil Fawlty, Monty Python. Class consciousness. Land of hope and glory. Eccentricity. Self effacing. A certain tolerance. Mustn’t grumble. Put on a good act. Beating around the bush. Miles. Pounds, shilling and pence. Driving on the left. Glorious isolation. Fish & chips, steak and kidney pie, bangers and mash, chicken tikka masala, brown ale. The Daily Mirror, The Beano, The King James Bible. George Formby. Fish paste sandwiches. Tidy queues at bus stop.
Johan Strindberg
Sweden’s first poem in rune script.
2x Dagens Lunch – fruit flavoured drink, fried fish, mashed potato, salad buffet, coffee, biscuit for just 178 SEK, delicious! Restaurant Vätternskutan in Vadstena.
Trosa’s old town hall
Half of Sweden is painted this colour.
Swedish phone box full of free Swedish books (and Gerhild) right outside the library.
Whether it was the cuckoo or Gerhild, we woke up at 4:30 this morning.
Easy-care log dog on the way to Skurgata.
Skurgata gorge – web site
Gerhild leaping logs
Right next to the beach at Gränna – Grännastrandens Camping 240 SEK
Delicious spaghetti dish with pesto and paprika.
Today we had a look at Karlskrona. Sweden is closed on Sundays. I ate my first Köttbullar from the very meaty, low-veg. buffet in the Marinemuseum. Gerhild could only find some floury veggie burgers. All of the fish were out at sea, hiding.
Just in case your Swedish doesn’t include the word for dentist…
Karlskrona
Klintemåla – just outside the village.
Wanås, 289 90 Knislinge, Sweden
Super Seite – http://www.wanas.se
Alholmens Camping & Restaurang http://www.altholmens.se
Camping Card 150 SEK
Übernachtung 200 SEK
G. zaubert etwas in der Miniküche!
Off to Rostock 232 km – 3 Std.
Onto the boat by 13:15 at the latest
Rostock – Trelleborg 13:45 Nils Holgersson
Arrives: 19:15
1 hour drive to Ystad
Waiting to board.
Von Liebe und Sinnen Josefine Günschel Roland Albrecht
Schlossgarten Wiesenburg mit Inger und Gerhild
Die Gruppe
(K)UIER(EN) – Spazierengehen Silke De Bolle
Wölfe Marion Burghouwt
Der Schwarzstorch im Fläming Egidius Knops
Fünf Kuben Karl Menzen
Line Up Johan Walraevens
Flämisches Haus – eine Transplantation Birgit Cauer (www.bcauer.de)
Treffpunkt letzter Wagen, RE7 9:34 Uhr Gleis 5 Bahnhof Wannsee, Sonntag, den 19. April.
Anreise mit der BVG planen.
| Zum Bleistift | ab S-Bhf Feuerbachstraße | |
| 09:11 ab | S1 Feuerbachstraße Richtung Wannsee | |
| 09:30 an | S Wannsee | |
| 09:34 ab | Gleis 5, RE7 Richtung Dessau | |
| 10:24 an | Wiesenburg Bhf |
May 2015
A clock with roots that occasionally hoots. The time it can tell without even a bell. Ask it nicely and it will tell you precisely, but if no one’s around it won’t make a sound. A dozen on their perch won’t leave you in the lurch, the assembled dawn chorus will sing something forus. To make time a pleasure – a real treasure – not just something to measure.
Push the button – there are two parts to the time
So ein Himmel.
Am Großen Däbersee
Die Sonne machte bis zum Schluss mit!
Treffpunkt Bahnhof Müncheberg ca. 11:12 Uhr, Sonntag, den 22. März.
Anreise mit der BVG planen.
| Zum Bleistift | ab Walter-Schreiber-Platz | |
| 09:43 ab | U Walther-Schreiber-Platz U9 Richtung U Osloer Str. | |
| 09:52 an | S+U Zoologischer Garten Bhf | |
| 10:02 ab | Gleis 5, S7 Richtung Ahrensfelde | |
| 10:28 an | Gleis 1 S+U Lichtenberg Bhf | |
| 10:37 ab | Gleis 15 RB26 Richtung Kostrzyn (Niederbarnimer Eisenbahn verkehrt im 60 Minuten Takt.) | |
| 11:12 an | Müncheberg, Bahnhof |
Oh nein, ich habe den Stock vergessen!
Die Gruppe
FKK Teepause am Bötzsee
Susann & Gina
Biber-Baum
Na, da guckst du, was?
Prächtige Pilze
Straussberg-Stil
Nice cup of tea anyone?
Mmmmm. Echt lecker!
Treffpunkt S-Bahnhof Hegermühle ca. 11:03 Uhr, Sonntag, den 22. Februar.
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The exchange rate was about 10 SEK to 1€.
