I will stick to dirt roads for Cee’s challenge – one summer road (with me and Mille) and one winter road. For more entries, click here.
It would be fun to know what the English speaking world calls this kind of summer road! In Sweden we call it a ”tvättbräda” – a wash-board (translated). I guess it might have another name for you?
Leya 
Colorado country folks call ‘em ‘washboards’ – on the other hand, if I can figure out how to pronounce correctly, can’t wait to try out tvättbräda on the locals this coming summer – just to see who accuses me of making up my own cuss words – – LOL – they’ll never believe me if I tell ‘em it’s a pretty way to say, ”washboards’ – LOL
Haha – the ä has the same sound as the a in careful! Have a nice try!
lovely photos Anne-Christine! the colors on the first photos are just beautiful! 🙂
Thank you – yes, the light was great there.
Nice shadows in the first picture. We call it washboard, also.
Lovely to hear – that seems to be rather universal! Thank you!
The first picture with the shadows is lovely.
Thank you, Lena – me and my boy!
I thought it might be 🙂
Love your photos, Ann Christine, especially the first one. It’s such fun. 🙂
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We call dirt roads like this ‘washboards’ too!
Thank you for the information! It really is not that often we use the same phrase a phenomenon.
I so adore your photos this week Leya. The first photo with the shadow is beautiful.
Thank you so much, Cee!