Tuesday, 17 December 2019

December 17 - Tuesday

From Lund, Skåne, Sweden

The city of Lund is full of charming old houses.
And in July, hollyhocks and roses in bloom everywhere.
Often flourishing in seemingly impossible places!

July 2019

10 comments:

Librarian said...

A lovely reminder of summer!

Ginny Hartzler said...

Those are huge Hollyhocks!!! They are abundantly gorgeous. I count them among what I call the old fashioned flowers.

MadSnapper said...

love the hollyhocks, in fact love all the flowers... and the houses they are in front of also

Amy said...

I imagine it would've been a hot day there, everything would've been soaking up the sun.

Graham Edwards said...

What strikes me most about all your photos is just how clean everywhere is.

DawnTreader said...

Yes. This December has been so dark and wet that it's been quite a joy to look back at my summer holiday pictures instead for inspiration :)

DawnTreader said...

Yes I think tend to think of them that way too, but that may be because I've mostly seen them together with old fashioned houses!

DawnTreader said...

Sandra, I found Lund quite magic with all these little back streets with old houses and their hollyhocks and roses outside.

DawnTreader said...

Amy, we were in luck with the weather on this year's road trip - it was sunny without being "too" hot. (While the year before, the whole summer was unnaturally much too hot and dry for far too long.)

DawnTreader said...

Graham, I think Swedish summer at its best tends to enhance that effect (i.e. enough rain to keep nature fresh, but we were also in luck with sunny weather for photographs). But there are probably also some extra efforts made in summer to keep touristy places looking their best.

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