We celebrate the National Day of Sweden today so I figured I would show you something typical Swedish and also the Swedish colors of blue and yellow. I took these photos over the weekend. What you see here are the blooming canola fields from Årsta Säteri. The picturesque village in the background is called Stadsberga.
Monday, June 06, 2011
A Road Less Travelled
We celebrate the National Day of Sweden today so I figured I would show you something typical Swedish and also the Swedish colors of blue and yellow. I took these photos over the weekend. What you see here are the blooming canola fields from Årsta Säteri. The picturesque village in the background is called Stadsberga.
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Happy National Day Steffe. I love the colours, neat idea.
superbe couleur sur la premiere photo
Gratulerer med Nasjonaldagen!
- flotte "svenske" farger i bildene dine.
Et vakkert sted!
You have a beautiful country, Steffe.
Beautiful colors, Happy National Day.
Gorgeous Steffe! Congratulations.
The yellow fields are brilliant. Happy National Day, Steffe.
I use Canola oil all the time. The flowers are brilliantly yellow and pretty for photos!
Happy National Day, Steffe! I love yellow meadows.
Wonderful, blue and yellow, now I know where your national colors come from.
With all that beauty surrounding it, I would think this to be a road well-traveled!
Gorgeous.
You are very funny. Regarding the couple at Inverness...it was only about 90 degrees F!
I love the flow of that dirt road, Steffe. Is the canola for commercial harvest, or just growing wild?
A natural and picturesque way to celebrate your holiday.
Have a great National Day!
These photos are sooo beautiful!
Congratulations!
Thanks all.
I totality agree with you kat.
Commercial. The farmer lives down the road, as does his two daughters that run one of the golf clubs in the area.
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