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A Little Gem of a Place - + Seals!
... keepers and their families but the light was automated in the 1970’s thereby freeing up the harbour for the use of yachtsmen. Today, there is a small business here, providing meals and even overnight accommodation (there is a bridal suite apparently) but the season must be very limited, as it would be hard indeed to get into the harbour safely in any sort of sea.
We realised that this would be a popular stopping-off point for north ...
Nice Place but no Seals spotted
... in the winter months, with only about 40 inhabitants but there are 3 restaurants that stay open all year. I was particularly taken by the graveyard, I have never seen such an immaculate one, with lovely flowers growing everywhere, many of the graves had roses planted on or nearby. We also liked the interior of the church, the altar had trees painted either side, quite unusual.
Later on we had, for the last time, drinks on Odile. I say for the last time not because ...
Tag 16: Tag am Meer
Liege gerade auf einem Felsen in der Sonne und die Beine hängen in der Ostsee. Heute morgen noch vor Mücken und Gewitter geflohen und jetzt das ... Schöne Entschädigung ;-) Heute bin ich durch Almhüdt (bestimmt wieder falsch geschrieben) durch gefahren und hab festgestellt, dass ich da vor 3 Jahren mit dem Rad durchgefahren bin. Ansonsten war ich noch ...
A Day off
... sup> century, design knowledge was stored and passed on by means of models, models of ships, cranes, guns – in fact anything that had to be manufactured. It really was quite fascinating seeing them and thinking in those terms. Other rooms housed weaponry (of course) and one hall, at the end of the building, had some magnificent figureheads, in superb condition.
One disappointment was the underwater gallery. You descended some stairs and ended up in a ...
More work for the engine
Today we wanted to get to Karlskrona, about another 30 miles. The wind was quite light at 06:15 when we set off but sure enough, after an hour or so, it picked up, on the nose and blowing a good F5 at times – slow progress. At least the sun was shining and the sea became flatter as we approached the small archipelago of islands that form a protective shield to the important naval town of Karlskrona. There is not much to relate about the ...
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