Only 257 miles to go!
We can see Downtown Los Angeles, almost home!
Getting ready for a night out!
Paris!
We came home and prepared for a traditional Swedish crayfish party!
After Eight chocolate mints, pear halves, ice cream and chocolate sauce! Who wants one?
My sister in law came up with filled bag of fresh wild chanterelles later in the afternoon, so we spent the late evening cleaning and eating them!
Kattvik is probably one of my favorite little harbors. Old school fishermen and summer guests away from the buzz in town.
We still wanted to stop by Vafflan on the way home. It wasnt a big deal for me, but I had never been before, and if we would not stop by this time, I would probably never do it.
Once we wolfed down a second set of waffles before lunch and strolled around town for a bit it was time to get back into the car and drive back to Katrineholm.
We stopped by Gränna of course to pick up a couple of Polkagrisar (Polka Pigs). They’re like candy cane, but way better, and you can only get them in this town.
I used to be crazy for Polkagrisar when I was younger, but I think I grew out of it. I still like them a lot, but I’m not as obsessed with them as I used to be.
We also stopped by Brahehus. We used to stop by the restaurant on the way down to my grandparents all the time, but I had never actually made it out to the ruins. I always thought it was an old fort, built with the view over the lake, but it turns out it was just another castle. Good thing we stopped by today so I got that straightened out!
The views from the ruins are stunning!
Kattvik is probably one of my favorite little harbors. Old school fishermen and summer guests away from the buzz in town.
We still wanted to stop by Vafflan on the way home. It wasnt a big deal for me, but I had never been before, and if we would not stop by this time, I would probably never do it.
Once we wolfed down a second set of waffles before lunch and strolled around town for a bit it was time to get back into the car and drive back to Katrineholm.
We stopped by Gränna of course to pick up a couple of Polkagrisar (Polka Pigs). They’re like candy cane, but way better, and you can only get them in this town.
I used to be crazy for Polkagrisar when I was younger, but I think I grew out of it. I still like them a lot, but I’m not as obsessed with them as I used to be.
We also stopped by Brahehus. We used to stop by the restaurant on the way down to my grandparents all the time, but I had never actually made it out to the ruins. I always thought it was an old fort, built with the view over the lake, but it turns out it was just another castle. Good thing we stopped by today so I got that straightened out!
The views from the ruins are stunning!
Prawn Sandwich, my favorite!
The view over Kattegat from Kullen.
We stopped by in Mölle for a late lunch.
Grandpa!
More prawns, I love these guys!
We had to stop by Hovs Hallar as well while we were at it.
After we’d been driving around all day and dropped Grandpa back home, we drove down to Båstad to jump into the ocean.
This beach is packed about 4 weeks of the year, we are about one week late though so most of the summer guests have already left.
They took us out on a boat ride in the sunset.
