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Traditional south Swedish (Skåne) village house
Traditional village house
Church of Saint Olof interior
The church of Saint Olof also known as Skanör church was built in the 13th century. One of many churches in the region built in the same era.
Skanör Kyrka, S:t Olofs kyrka
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
The unforgiving , unbearable time of year
The unforgiving, unbearable time of year
Morning
Morning
Last Cat on this blog.
Instead of spamming this blog with catphotos, I’ve decided to make a separate blog for my LaPerm-photos. If you like cats in general and the fantastic LaPerm breed in particular , feel free to visit LaPermcats.wordpress.com
An yes! the curly wonder. Not just any cat, but a LaPerm cat!
Summer noon
Summer noon
Kiln at the southernmost point of the Scandinavian peninsula
Once upon a time kilns like these were used to produce quicklime – hence the name “Limekiln”.
Limekiln in Smygehuk, the southernmost point of the Scandinavian peninsula
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.
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