Where to begin? Where to begin? I arrived home on Wednesday after my wonderful visit to Germany and Scandinavia and now comes the hardest part – sifting through photographs and deciding which to include and which to discard.
Here is just a taster selection and I hope to expand on some of the visits and walks during the next couple of weeks.
At Buddenbrooks House, Lübeck
Ernst Barlach’s (1870-1938) ‘The Reader’ 1936 at Museum Behnhaus Drägerhaus, Lübeck
Small Museum about the border post that existed formerly between East and West Germany
Pretty Street in Boizenburg
Relaxing in a “Strandkorb”
Small Zicker from Big Zicker
The Famous Chalk Cliffs Coast of the Jasmund National Park
A Typical Rügen Tree-Lined Allee
Ancient Stone Circle Nobbin
Arriving by Ferry at Rønne, Bornholm
The Bornholm Art Museum
Hammershus Castle, Bornholm
Typical Bornholm Round Church (Olsker)
Dueodde Lighthouse on the southernmost tip of Bornholm
Art Nouveau in Ystad, Sweden
Ale’s Stone Ship near Kåseberga, Sweden
Rock Carvings near Simrishamn, Sweden
Kivik’s Grave
Lund Cathedral
Fascinating Exhibition at Lund Historical Museum
And a well-earned Amsterdam Interlude on the journey home :
What a clever selection of photogenic places! Wish I had already sifted through my shots, especially those from Ruegen. And did you really have cucumber sandwiches in Amsterdam? Best wishes from your travel companion, Baerbel
Thank you, QB! Praise indeed. Yes I had a Fortnum and Mason style tea in Amsterdam Airport. So peaceful … relatively. No bratherings in sight though.
Certainly a trip to remember. You saw so much, good luck with the photo sifting!
It was just great, Fran. Thanks for the good luck wishes, I need them!
Looking forward to reading the reports from this fantastic trip. Great photos as a taster!
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