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20 km from Blekinge museum
Along the canal
93 km from Blekinge museum
Frost covered trees by a winter lake, Sweden
94 km from Blekinge museum
This is my favourite place in the world I think. Friseboda beach in the south east of Sweden. The sea and the beach is just awesome almost any time of the year.
Experienced by Hakan Aldrin
100 km from Blekinge museum
Sea, sky
103 km from Blekinge museum
The very first bathhouse in Borgholms harbor was built in 1865 in the eastern part of the harbor and was a combined hot and cold bathhouse. A cold bathhouse in the western part of the harbor was only clear in 1882, in the same place where the current cold bathhouse stands. The building was constructed according to drawings by engineer John Löfmark, Kalmar. It was devastated by a storm in February 1934, but was rebuilt the same year, in a smaller size, ready to open for midsummer. This is still the same structure today, and has to be experienced if you visit the island of Öland.
112 km from Blekinge museum
At sea
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When the sun shines and the air is warm there is no better feeling than taking a ride with this natural powered beast. Out to the fields, up the mountains, down the hill… the options are limitless.
156 km from Blekinge museum
A lone red cabin next to the blue ocean
156 km from Blekinge museum
Sunset at the ocean
156 km from Blekinge museum
Sunset at the ocean
160 km from Blekinge museum
Middle aged man looking out over the lake.
174 km from Blekinge museum
Sunrise in Bjässarp, Eksjö, Småland, Sweden.
200 km from Blekinge museum
Sunset over the sea
220 km from Blekinge museum
This picture was taken when I was heading back home from a mini vacation. While driving I saw this gigantic ruin that used to be a castle. First things first, I parked my car and went down and I believe I took a total of 5 photos. This was one of them! Sometimes that’s all you need!
