B&B Rosentorp Kristianstad

... and Smaland.) There were kings and queens here at times, but this really was not the power center. This was a big castle with a moat, right on the Baltic. We next drove over the bridge to Oland, a long, narrow island east of Kalmar. Oland has two main roads, one on either side of the island. There is a lot of farming, they grow Swedish brown beans here. There are also a lot of standing stones ...

Utflyktsdag på egen hand, inledde med Simrishamns bibliotek och betalning av sommarens eftersända räkningar. Även en vända på stan, ytterligare bokfynd från mannen med hatten samt lunch på Börjes skafferi. Vidare till Vitemöla och strandpromenad och Sayers läsning i sanden. Inhandlande av rapsolja och honung i Havängsbodarna. Cyklade iväg till middag med vänner till familjen, 12 till bordet. Dagens drink: Sherry

Mats asked Staffan and I if we could take some measurements at the DUX factory in order for them to be able to have a better floorplan for their move to the South of Sweden. Also because Staffan was on vacation he had the time to head up to Sösdala which is about an hour away from Lomma in the middle of nowhere. We have actually been to this particular part of Sweden because of this embroidery place we have gone to before for our Team YXI apparel, that ...

Arriving in Sweden again was a breath of fresh air and so nice to see our good friends, Henrik and Lillemor again. We met their kids, Tilda 4 and Erik 2, for the first time also. The first few days we hung out at their house and enjoyed Lillemor's cooking - she spoiled us with celebrating a different Swedish holidays at each meal. The first weekend, Henrik and Lillemor had a wedding of a good friend, so we took ...

Our last day in Sweden we packed our stuff, and drove with Inka towards Karslkrona, where the ferry was going to take us to the Polish port town of Gdynia. On the way to Karlskrona we stopped of at another couple of historical towns, and also on a strawberry field to enjoy the freshest strawberries possible.

On Thursday we set out for a day of sightseeing. We set out first to see a historic giant rock, the size of a small two story house, in the middle of a field, with a house build behind it. Very cute and odd. Next we went to an old castle that has been restored and converted into a hotel and restaurant with small cottages surrounding it right between two lakes ...

Saturday: after Heathrow I flew in an alarmingly silent plane over to Copenhagen. Business Class didn't equal better seats but it did equal better food, which is always welcome! Assiving in Copenhagen airport I walked miles through the shopping malls which stank of cigarette smoke and eventually found my luggage. The sensible Danes built a railway station right under the airport so I bought my ticket through to Kristianstad ...

Today, I arrived in Lund. There were lots of people there to meet me and guide me to my room. However, even with the help of these people, I felt like I had been parachuted into this city without a compass. I didn't know where anything was or even where to get things. To make it worse, it ...

Hey! Det her er så vores sidste entry for denne gang. I sidste entry lovede vi jer slutningen på vores eventyr, så den kommer her! Efter Taj Mahal tog vi som sagt videre til en mindre by, Orchha. Endnu en by med et fort og et marked. Noget Orchha havde patent på var dog en overbefolkning af fluer!! Vi overvejer lidt om Orchha er stedet hvor alle Indiens fluer tager hen på sommerferie, for det var virkelig ekstremt! Vores eneste aften i ...

What a wonderful day. Mats, our exchange student from 75-76, picked us up in the morning and took us to Sweden for the day. We first drove across the bridge that spans the channel between Denmark and Sweden. We then traveled around the southern part of Sweden. We went to the coast and were intrigued by the tiny shacks there used for both bathing and fishing. We ate lunch in a park at the countries most southern point. It was really neat. Each year they ...