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Follow-up comment rss or Leave a TrackbackAll I can say is WOW!! You have stunned me with the amount a valuable reading here
Somehow this looks like what I expected Sweden to look like. Love the boats.
I can practically smell the fish!
It looks like a very charming place.
That first photo would make a really beautiful, but HARD jigsaw puzzle, don’t you think?
Great shots!
Such a beautiful, photo-worthy place. Wow! The red against all the grey rocks is just stunning.
~Lisa
Esther: Great photos of a neat town, what a great name.
What a cool,quaint seaside village/town..:-)
I really love those colors of red and grey and black, with dashes of white! Do you just love it there for the total diversity from Africa..you got the BEST of both worlds girl!
These lake pictures are so peaceful and the village so quaint - they look like watercolors.
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