I take back the like then, AC. Nevertheless, the photo is very interesting and made me look twice because I was confounded by what I saw. Hope you and your family are not affected.
You don’t have to take it back! And we are not affected, no. Only the farmers around here where their fields are drenched…
Hopefully the fields will dry out in time for spring plantings.
Leya 
The yellow is an excellent bright spot in the photo but the flooding isn’t a good thing.
No, floodings are not that fun, but at least we don’t have catastrophical ones – yet.
I’m glad to read that!
🙂
A lovely photo . . . but what exactly is shown . . . a spring flood or . . . ?
It is a flooding, yes, the yellow hut should not stand in water…but it makes an interesting shot!
Super 🙂
Not what was meant…. sinking 😦
It is…
😀 Thank you, David!
Dear Ann-Christine,
that’s typically Swedish for us. Thanks for sharing
The Fab Four of Cley
🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂
Yes, I would think so!
But the yellow hut should not stand in water – floodings. Thank you!
Oh that looks like a lot of water. 😀 😀
It is…too much in fact!
I’m not sure what I am looking at, Ann-Christine. Is that yellow building meant to be in the lake?
Haha, no, it is not meant to…but we have had some floodings, and some buildings now are sitting under water.
I take back the like then, AC. Nevertheless, the photo is very interesting and made me look twice because I was confounded by what I saw. Hope you and your family are not affected.
You don’t have to take it back! And we are not affected, no. Only the farmers around here where their fields are drenched…
Hopefully the fields will dry out in time for spring plantings.
Beautiful
Thank you.