Sunlight on Frost

By aardvarchaeology on December 2, 2009.

[More blog entries about photography, frost; foto, frost.]

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Frost on rowan trees in FisksÃ¤tra at sun-up on New Year's Day. (Note the blackbird.) [More blog entries about photography, trees; foto, trÃ¤d, nacka.]

[More blog entries about mining, Norway, abandonedbuildings, photography; gruvor, Norge, Ã¶vergivnahus, foto.] From my buddy Claes Pettersson, pix he took in July at the abandoned Christian VI mine of Røros, Norway, at 62Â°N. It's a copper mine that was worked from 1723 until shortly after 1945.…

Swedish Summer Evening

[More blog entries about photography, geocaching, Sweden, sightseeing; nacka, foto, sightseeing, geocaching.] After my daughter went to bed I took GPS navigator and camera and rode my bike out past the golf course and into the woods to look for a new geocache only 1.5 kms from my home. Took some…

Riverside Walk

A springtime walk along River NykÃ¶pingsÃ¥n from TÃ¤ckhammar bridge to Lake LÃ¥nghalsen. [More blog entries about beavers, photography, rivers; bÃ¤vrar, foto, floder, NykÃ¶ping.]

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Thank you!

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