One of the most beautiful places in Skåne, Sweden, is the Hills of Brösarp.
A small taste of them – and rural harmony –
a late afternoon in Spring.
Gentle cowslips glowing in the grass. I guess you can tell, May is my favorite month.
A refreshing hike in our area – we had not visited for many years. In Sweden we are fortunate to use the outdoors even now – if we stay close to home and not travel far.
I think the images mostly speak for themselves – it was a glorious family day.
At the parking, there were no people except us.
Sunny – cloudy – taking turns all day.
Some wood anemones still surviving.
Milo loves trunk balancing – of course he jumped off when I got the camera out…
The goal for the day – the falls.
Looking back is always a good idea.
There are many lovely cottages in this area – thatched roofs are popular. My aunt once had a thatched roof that caught fire during a thunder storm – a frightening experience.
Sweet Veronica leaning against the barn wall.
Back at our starting point again, we walked around the hostel houses – closed during corona times of course. But so charming and so Skåne, my part of Sweden.
For Frank. Feelings of Hope will touch our heart – all over the world.
Friendly Friday today, a subject well chosen – Yellow
Ronneby Brunn – the famous Blekinge garden in Spring
Buttercup glory
Oh, those mild evenings in golden sun – so longed for
For Debbie’s Six Word Saturday
For Six word Saturday at Debbies.
Future? Now, let’s see what will happen this week! Amy has chosen Narrow as our theme. She says:
Travel has taught me that once we go through a narrow path, alley, and/or road with a little patience, at the end it always opens up to pleasant surprises.

Of course I agree – in urban areas: a narrow street where you have to look far up to see the sun; steep, dark stairs ending in a light blue door, and the very old streets of Tbilisi.
My own love for things narrow, is a winding path – and preferably one of which I don’t know the end…

But, to me they all are inviting. Though every narrow shell does not hold a pearl – at least not one like my daughter!
Pursue some path, however narrow and crooked, in which you can walk with love and reverence.
Finally, Thank you for all your creative answers to last week’s challenge, Future, fantastic reading and images, both hopeful and sad. Just the way Life is. ♥
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As always, we are all looking forward to seeing your creative responses to the challenge – and thank you for your support!
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