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It was a chance meeting with Arno and Gita, a tricky mooring and a vicious tree attacking my partner as he helped them tie their boat up next to ours on the rocks at Ringson (followed by a compensatory gin and tonic on their boat) which led us to Trosa, a very pretty little town with a strong New England feel. I think you can really see how Swedish style influenced building in parts of North America.
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This gorgeous house reflects its surroundings, the light green of the roof tiles picking up the light green of the larger tree, while the colour of the railings and the small tree in the front garden are picked up by the window frame in the eaves, all sitting tranquilly beside the river.
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So picture perfect. The land of the midnight sun is truly beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBlessings!
Winter
In summer, it most certainly is!
DeleteSweden always looks so calm and peaceful.( I don't suppose it really is if you live there)
ReplyDeleteIt does seem a well ordered country, although it does have its dark side too. (See all the scandi noir television series!).
DeleteEverything looks lovely and serene, just like you in the last picture.
ReplyDeleteTrosa is a rather special place and definitely wealthy and very popular with holiday makers - a bit like Nantucket I would imagine and thank you for the compliment!
DeleteSeems like a good way to spend time in what looks like another peaceful place.
ReplyDeleteIt was a special time and a special place Linda x
DeleteHello Marianne,
ReplyDeleteYou have really whetted our appetites for this region, about which we know nothing. It does look to be an intriguing mix of styles and influences, but all so very attractive. And, not a bad coffee to be found......what is not to like?!
Absolutely!
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