Wintertime

And just like that Winter arrived. It started to snow two days ago. Not much, but enough to make it look like Winter. And then this morning it was -10C so it will probably stick. This is Little lake in Jordbro.

Ripples in the water

Rippled water reflections are fun. This one can be found at Lillsjön (Little lake), in Jordbro. I stopped by to see if I could see any signs of Spring, but it was too early for that. To see a zoomed out photo of this place, but in Summer time, follow this link.

A Grey Day At Little Lake

A grey December day at little lake in Jordbro. Compared to a Calm Day in August. Looks like we will have a grey Christmas this year. No snow in sight.

A Calm Day At Little Lake

This was Little Lake (Lillsjön), yesterday afternoon. Fluffy clouds on a warm summer day. I have no complaints!

Winter in Sweden

Little Lake in Jordbro, or as we like to call it Lillsjön. You have seen it before and you will probably see it again. On this visit it was -10C, but as we had a blue sky you didn't really feel the cold, (sure you did, I'm just pretending to be a Viking). Anyway it looked very different from the photo I showed you just four months ago. Press here to see for yourself.

A Grey Autumn Day

Another shot from Lillsjön (Little lake), in Jordbro.

Lakeside Living

A red cottage overlooking Little Lake in Jordbro. Weekend Reflection.

Summer Lake

Back at Little Lake in Jordbro for a few photos. Not that many people know about the lake. For many months of the year it is hard to see it through the forest. For Skywatch Friday.

Little Lake Reflection

A couple of times every year I will walk down to the waters edge at Little Lake in Jordbro for a few photos. This is an early spring view, but it will not be long now before everything turns green. Weekend Reflections.

Lake Reflection

On my way to the lakes at Rudan in Handen yesterday I stopped at another lake in Jordbro. It is called Lillsjön. That translates to Little Lake. I often stop for a photo here so you will probably be familiar with this scene. From the road (and bike path), you walk through a forested area down to the waters edge.

Skywatch Friday.

Winter vs. Autumn

This is Little Lake in Jordbro. An idyllic place whatever the season, as proved in this diptych. The winter half of the photo is how the lake looks today. The right side of the picture is an autumn view from October of last year.

A Tranquil Moment

On my way to Handen I often choose to stop at Lillsjön in Jordbro (Little Lake), for a photo. I'm glad I did so on this occasion. I have shown you this view a few times over the years and I'm sure I will be back again some time in the future.

Little Lake Reflection

Here is a view that not that many people living in Haninge will recognise. It's Lillsjön (Little Lake) in Jordbro. The reason is that the lake is hidden away behind a forested area. I will pass it on my way to Lake Rudan and every now and then I will walk through the forest and down to the water for another photo. This is the fourth year I have shown you a photo from Lillsjön. To see all four photos press here.

Lakeside View

A small lake in Jordbro. It's called Lillsjön. Looks good all the time, and autumn is no exception. If you don't know it's there you are bound to miss it. I often go by here on my way to and from another lake in the area and every now and then I will stop for a photo.

A view through the trees

Most of the year this little lake called just that, Little Lake, or Lillsjön is hidden away by the trees. It is surrounded by a power plant and a big industrial area, (hard to believe but there you go). A long time ago there was a bridge not far from the lake called Jordbro and that's how Jordbro got it's name. Back then there was an old pub next to the bridge. Both pub and bridge are long gone. Sometimes on my way to Lake Rudan, I park the bike and walk through a forested area just to take a photo of this place. Bigger photo.

Lake Reflection

The lake is Lillsjön or Little Lake. A long time ago there was a bridge not far from the lake called Jordbro and that's how Jordbro got it's name. Back then there was an old pub next to the bridge. Both pub and bridge are long gone. Bigger Photo.

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