This is how Husby in Österhaninge looks at the moment. Husby dates back two thousand years. There is a grave site from that period here. The farm got it's name 1500 years ago. There was many Husby farms in Sweden back then, as it was a place where farmers paid their taxes to the king. To see both a Winter and Autumn view of Husby check out this post from a couple of years ago.
Wednesday, July 25, 2012
Summer Colors
This is how Husby in Österhaninge looks at the moment. Husby dates back two thousand years. There is a grave site from that period here. The farm got it's name 1500 years ago. There was many Husby farms in Sweden back then, as it was a place where farmers paid their taxes to the king. To see both a Winter and Autumn view of Husby check out this post from a couple of years ago.
That is a lovely summer sight. How lucky you are near something like this.
ReplyDeleteIt's a beautiful spread. I did check out the other photos, and I was surprised to find that even though I have no use for snow, I like the winter scene the best!
ReplyDeleteLovely!
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful no matter the season! I hope you're enjoying the summertime!
ReplyDeleteLooks like mustard plants in bloom.
ReplyDeleteIs that rapeseed flowers? I recall a few years ago deciding to take a photo from the centre of just such a field. I had a white shirt on. I never did get the yellow out of it.
ReplyDeleteIndeed it is Mo. The land here is used by the farmer that also operates the Nödesta farm a few kilometers away.
ReplyDeletebeautiful.
ReplyDeleteWonderful summer colors!
ReplyDeletelove this picture, but your Autumn colors are my favorite!
ReplyDeleteNice sight. We have a lot of rapeseed flowers here too. Maybe I'll get a photo of them too someday.
ReplyDeleteThis is so so lovely.
ReplyDeleteI'm with Lowell Steffe, winter looks fabulous, but summer comes in a close second!
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