Tour Guide – What do I love about where I live? Well – The beautiful nature and countryside! Including:
My garden and flowers
The animals I meet every day
The old fairy tale villas
Even our ugliest old building looks beautiful in the low sun…
And I love our Castles, Hovdala and Wanås, always hosting spectacular art and exhibitions. Here josting and below Wanås with ants (from a South American artist) crawling over the faςade. They also have great areas for hiking and outdoor activities.
I do love this area, and I guess I would not want to live permanently anywhere else.
From historic buildings, romantic settings to nature’s beauty – it’s lovely to see your surrounds A-C.
Thank you. One of the good things with blogging- you get to know other people and their places. Other customs and other lives. Important and interesting.
You castles are not very defensive. As I remember from the history, you were rather the ”invadors” (e.g. ”Swedish Flood” 3 times in Poland) 😉 But they look picturesque.
Well I am glad we are not invadors anymore! Those days are nothing to be proud over. A couple of kings acting foolishly – unfortunately there are still presidents and countries doing that. Hovdala has still got a moat, but no water in it. And a bridge over to the castle. Hopefully they can stay only picturesque instead😉
Yea, let them stay this way 🙂
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Tack så mycket, Anita! Lite ljusare har det blivit nu i alla fall!
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It looks pretty amazing!
Thank you – I am grateful that this is my village.
beautiful area, thanks for the tour!
You are welcome – thank you for coming!
it was a lucky random pick 🙂
It looks like a beautiful place to live.
I am happy here💚
What a lovely place! I envy you! 😉
I guess you live in a lovely place as well?
Yes, I don’t have too much complains, but we don’t have castles, and no sheep either ;-( When we went to Ireland, I stopped and said hello to every sheep, and even bough a stuffed one home. 😉 Oh well, I should be satisfied with what we have and I am 😉
Have a great day.
A stuffed one…? But you made the Irish sheep happy I am sure!
I loved Hovdala and Wånas!
I know you did!
Thank you for the beautiful tour Ann-Christine! ☺💖 xxx
Thank you for coming along!
Altogether very nice, Ann-Christine. Lovely impressions of your beautiful surroundings.
Thank you, Dina. I am happy to live where I live. Close to the continent as well.
Sounds great. I know this feeling, being close to the continent always gave me the feeling of freedom and endless opportunities 🤗
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One time we went to a place called Gammelvalla or something like that which was an old village. Do you know it?
No, I don’t think so. Was it in Skåne? Frostavallen maybe?
Er, maybe a little near Arvika? I forget if we went very far from there, but that is where my cousins were living at the time. They ran a vegetarian cafe there. Maybe it had to do with Selma Laggerlof or was just near her house…? It was a long time ago.
I don’t recognize it, no.
That’s okay. Maybe it is like if i say I am from America, and someone asks if I met their brother there. The odds are that maybe I didn’t!
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It IS really beautiful! I love the nature and historical together.
Thank you so much!
Fina bilder som alltid! 🙂
Tackar!