March
April 2012
Probably the smallest museum in whole Sweden :)
Fishing village on the south-western coast :)
Stored boats in the old fishing village... seemed so idle and deserted there...
Havet vårt hem Tog våra liv Röster i vinden O klocka från stranden ---- Sea our home Took our lives Voices in the wind Oh, bell from the shore
Typical Gotlandic fence - made of a combination of spruce/pine planks and juniper stakes. The "ropes" are also made of juniper, which can be twisted into this position when heated over a fire. Couldn
This picture was taken during a spring rain. "Stora Karlsö" was visible in the subtle mist on the horizon and a keen fisherman waded through water. We haven´t seen him to catch a fish during the tim
A road on the shore during a light spring rain. I´ve never seen Gotland as green as today, actually.
En av många kyrkor som ligger på Gotland. Egentligen, det finns närvarande 92 stående och 9 ruiner. One of Gotland´s typical signs are churches. To be exact, 92 standing and 9 ruins can be found
Vindkraft i Näsudden - det finns mer än 100 vindkraftverk! A southern-Gotlandic peninsula Näsudden with its huge field of wind turbines. During windy days (which Gotland abounds with) they can mak
Båten vid Näsuddens kust... och min konstig intresse i båtar. Did I mention my unhealthy fixation to boats? Obviously not, I just perceived it myself.
Havsutsikt vid Nässuden - Sea view at Nässuden
Burning at last! / Det brinner till slut.
Swedish tradition differs a bit from our - as they don´t burn witches but winter and welcome spring, a traditionally men´s choir sings few songs about spring (Welcome, spring, welcome and others). T
/Not persuaded if pouring petrol on it is a traditional way of ingniting the fire, but it worked pretty well.
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