last days in sweden

time is going by quickly when you are having fun. indeed i am having fun. meeting my friends and relatives that i have missed so much when i've been gone.
now remains the last two weeks or so before the next adventure commences. we are off to canada, landing in toronto on the 18th of september.
the time here in sweden have been spent in exactly the fashion i wished. picking endless amounts of mushrooms(what a good year it's been)socializing and lounging over coffee.

full house in ekarebo

me and vix

introducing peter to my lifecompanion Trollet(as long as the apples last they are inseperable)

me and gran

nicole

nicole,linda,johanna,peter and clemens

me and maja jamming

cleaning mushrooms with martin and maja

on the way to mushroom exhibition at botanical garden with jette


good timing for the crayfish season

marie-louise,cristoffer and peter

harmonica playoff

me,linda and peter during the culture festival in gothenburg

time on the tram

nicole and elliot on jazz concert during jazz festival in gothenburg

bounty year for fruit, berries and other goodies. bicycle trip to säveån.
filling pockets and bags with apples, pears, rosehips, blueberries,brambles, plums,cherries etc
this time of year is a stressful time if you intend to hord all this goodness.

blueberry picking with beke

me and beke at the old mill

contemplation

time in Hamburg

have taken a short trip down to hamburg to meet up with some lovely people and see another part of germany that i haven´t seen before.

carl, birte and me


jurgen,peter and roma
it is also interesting to meet peter´s relatives that live in and around Hamburg.to me it is clear that the most important thing in life is friends and relatives and those relationships that aid us in growing as human-beings. through others we truly know ourselves....that explains why everyone is such a pain in the arse when i´m in a bad mood....right.


hamburg has a creative energy, the city´s fasades all have marvellous grafitti adorning them. we have come upon some great little marvels of stores,places that really fuel the imagination.
it is fun to be in a country with a foreign language again and i try my best to use my basic german(which is basically swedish with a german accent)It seems to work, or at least it makes people laugh.as long as i am communicating something i am pleased.
now my head is tired so i bid you farwell for now.

buxtehude village