Walking up the Vårdkasberget hill in Sorunda a while back, together with one of the usual suspects, we took a bit of a gamble weatherwise. It was 5C and a bit windy. And to make it more interesting it snowed on and off for the couple of hours we were out on this chilly afternoon. And it was our first visit so we didn't really know how to get there as there were zero road signs, but we finally made it after missing a few bumpy gravel roads at first. The top two photos show the first glimpse of the Himmerfjärden bay after a short trek up the hill. Shot just meters from the "vårdkase" in yesterday's post. The third photo shows the Hörningsholm castle at the Mörkö island that I have shown you a couple of times already this year. It sure is good to have a decent zoom lens on visits like this one. The rest of the photos shows a farm at Grödinge, a couple of small islands, construction at a power plant, the ferry at Skanssundet, and also the hill at Mörkö that I showed you a while back, Kalkberget. As we sipped our coffee taking in the views we decided to come back later in the year for a Summer evening visit.
8 comments:
Beautiful landscapes!
Love these shots but it does look cold.
Beautiful views and moody skies.
Wonderful series of photos of a beautiful landscape.
A sunny evening would be lovely there!
Lovely long shots. And there are those construction cranes again! I'm still marveling
at all the building going on.
It’s beautiful up there, and I’m sure it is the same in any other season.
Despite the weather and lack of signs this sounds like a super rewarding walk Steffe.. stunning vistas from up high ✨
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