Very rural

Very rural

Megalith – The king’s dolmen

Back to Scandinavia, this is the 4500 year old King’s Dolmen, in Västra Torp, Skåne, Sweden.
February will be the month of my self-imposed computer embargo, so I have but on more day to post.

King’s Dolmen Megalith, Västra Torp, Sweden

Megalith; Erkes dös

Erkedösen also known as Erkes Dös, or Erkes Dolmen is a passage grave dating from the Middle Neolithic era. It is set on a mound 1.5 meters high and 17 meters wide.

Megalith – Erkes dös. Neolithic passage grave.

Moondancer

moondancer

Saturation: Hanging on a couple of months… longing

Shack by the summer sea

The timeless boy

The timeless boy

Scandinavian Summers

Scandinavian summers

Winter storage

Winter storage

The Spirit of 1776

Town Hall, Skanör

Building starting in 1776 , the Town Hall in Skanör was completed in 1777.

Torup Castle

Torup Castle

With it’s historical roots dating back to 980. The current castle was built in the 16th century.

The Grove

The Grove

Portrait: The young Russian Cadet

Cadet abord STS Sedov

The young jew’s harp player

The young jew's harp player

After the storm

After the storm

Lilla Slågarp Church

Lilla Slagarp Kyrka

Lilla Slagarp Kyrka

Windmills from Scania

It’s not a secret that I like windmills, so I decided to repost some of my photos , digitally altered this time. All of them located in the southernost part of Sweden; in my home region of Skåne (Scania).

Windmill in Aggarp

Windmill by Ängavallen, Vellinge

Jordberga Windmill

Kyrkoköpinge Mölla, Trelleborg

Löddeköpinge Windmill

Sandmöllan, Trelleborg

Stora Hammar Windmill

Skegrie Windmill

Skivarp Windmill

Södra Åby Windmill

By the cross

By the cross

The willows

The willows

A foggy panorama.

The original shot is 13 000 pixels wide and thus far too big to post here. (please click on the image to view it in 1680 pixels)

Gislövs Läge one foggy day in April

Gislövs Läge, one foggy day in April 2011

12th century Scandinavian church

Sjörup