Hello! (Feels like I've been away a long time, although in fact it was only one week!) ... I'm back from my holiday trip with my brother to the south-west coast of Sweden; with around 762 photos as souvenirs... (gasp) A number which will no doubt just keep multiplying during the sorting-and-editing process...! ;)
Not sure yet how best to blog about it, so I decided to just start with a "random" teaser from the last day of the trip. On Saturday, we were travelling back up along the coast of Halland. I had read about a huge iron age burial field on the coast there, said to have around 200 mounds and 50 flat stone circles. One might think that would not be too difficult to find (the largest mound said to be 2 m high with a diameter of 30 m), but...
We blame the GPS...! ;)
Never mind, though, because instead, we found this charming little seashell beach with views towards... er... Anyway, we decided to just enjoy that, rather than to continue the search!
And we obviously weren't the first to find our way to this place, because on the rock surfaces nearby there were rock carvings going back to... well, not the iron age, but at least to the 1880s...
Linking to: Through My Lens No 200
