Monday, 5 April 2010

Sandsjöbacka reservate

After a rainy morning we drove the 30 km south to the southern part of the Sandsjöbacka reservate. Been here a lot of times before. No need for map. It was very muddy and wet on the trail. A few kilometers later we went to the shelter. A warming fire, some hot dogs and coffe. Nice. And the dog watching everything, wrapt in a warm blanket.
We continued the trip in the lovely surroundings. Passed the little farm and some cottages and then trough the forrest to the car.







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3 comments:

  1. Nielsen Brown6 April 2010 at 16:37

    An interesting area by the look of it, nice photos, what camera are you using? For camping I prefer not to use the shelters as they are cold in my view, though the Neoair has at least made them a little more comfortable.

    Thanks

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  2. Unknown6 April 2010 at 16:41

    Looking good, a lot drier than my trip! And so much spring in the air already, very nice!

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  3. Roger6 April 2010 at 20:38

    Yes, its an interesting area. Small paths and rocks everywhere. This landscape was formed by an ancient sea before last ice age. 150 years ago there was no threes here. Every piece of wood was used eighter to fuel or to building ships/fish barrels.
    I use a simple Nikon Coolpix. Easy to carry in the pocket.

    Hendrik! Yes, the spring is here. And the first flowers are there just a week after the snow dissapered. Fantastic.
    Read your report abt your trip. Wet and heavy snow can make you tired and depressed :-)

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