On a trip through southern Sweden…
…you will find the most extraordinary locations. We went to Skåne, the most southern part of Sweden, several times when I was a child. And sure, I liked it back then, but mostly because of the huge and awesome ice creams in Åhus and the sandy play friendly beaches. But during the trip this summer of 2011 I saw other features. The billowing hills. The fences crossing the vast expanses with a landscaping perfection. The low buildings characteristic for the area. And the sea constantly framing the beauty. And even tough it was almost constantly raining cats and dogs, I fell in love with it.
At the beach in Ängelholm I took the image above, “The homecoming”, for my 52 weeks project. But here are also some other frames from the Skåne trip.
Ales stenar – 67 m long and 19 m wide .
Ängelholm beach .
View from the hill of Ales stenar .
I created The cherry picker on the shore of Kivik .
The waiting was done at the beach of Skanör by the bathing huts .
Andreas in the very charming and picturesque town of Ängelholm .
Kungagraven (The King’s Grave) outside the small town of Kivik is 3300 years old .
Sometimes you just have to roll with what you’ve got. This was our home on wheels for two days 🙂 .