Daily photos, portraits, and stories from Haninge, Stockholm and Södertörn in Sweden.
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Lakeside Living
Not a bad setting for a little house. They live in the Rudan nature reserve only meters from the lake. To the right you can spot a row boat that they use for fishing.
My thought was the same as the first comment above. You would not want to be confused and walk out the back door by mistake in the middle of the night.
In our condo building in Costa Rica, a guest in one of the penthouse units walked into what she thought was the bathroom in the middle of the night and she took a bad tumble down the stairs and broke her arm.
Oh beautiful, it really reminds me of northeastern areas of North America! (Maybe not surprising since N. America was once part of Europe, just a blink of geographical time ago!)
Not a bad setting for a little house. They live in the Rudan nature reserve only meters from the lake. To the right you can spot a row boat that they use for fishing.
Not a place for sleep-walkers or heavy drinkers! For everyone else though, idyllic.
ReplyDeletePicture perfect.
ReplyDeleteMy thought was the same as the first comment above. You would not want to be confused and walk out the back door by mistake in the middle of the night.
ReplyDeleteIn our condo building in Costa Rica, a guest in one of the penthouse units walked into what she thought was the bathroom in the middle of the night and she took a bad tumble down the stairs and broke her arm.
Lovely!
ReplyDeleteA really nice spot, and great shot too.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous setting.
ReplyDeleteWho doesn't wnat to live there?
ReplyDeleteGreetings,
Filip
Lovely still clear lake, Steffe, Hope there are no earth movements around that way, or high tides ...
ReplyDeleteWhat a place and what a photo! Bravo, Steffe.
ReplyDeleteReminds me so much of the Adirondack Mountains in New York State. It looks just like it could have been taken there.
ReplyDeleteWhat a location! Gorgeous capture!
ReplyDeleteOh beautiful, it really reminds me of northeastern areas of North America! (Maybe not surprising since N. America was once part of Europe, just a blink of geographical time ago!)
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