Ale Stones.
Ale’s Stones (Ales stenar in Swedish) is a megalithic monument in Scania in southern Sweden , probably from circa 600 CE, that is, the end of the Nordic Iron Age . Scanian folklore ascribes the stones to King Ales’s grave. This site is significant for Scandinavian heritage studies.
Ale’s Stones consist of a 67 metre long stone ship formed by 59 large boulders of sandstone, weighing up to 1.8 tonnes each. (from Wikipedia).
I took these two photos a couple of years ago:
Ale Stones, Kåseberga, Skåne, Sweden
Ale Stones, Kåseberga, Skåne, Sweden
Categories: Megalith, Scania
Ale Stenar, Ale Stones, Art, History, Iron Age, Megalith, Norse, Photography, scandinavia, Scania, Sweden
there is nothing here that tells me you are a hobbyist photographer you pictures are outstanding colour light composition love your picture of the cats at the top outstanding!
Thank you so very much Philip