Right now we are enjoying Swedish nature on an island in Lake Mälaren. We are also socialising with our friends and helping to put up the chimney. We'll show you more of the house and the chimney construction soon, but first we offer some photos of Swedish nature.
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No, there won't be a single snowdrop in this post. But surely there are other signs of spring? It's still cold, but it still feels like spring is on its way. We hope at least on that!
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We have now tried a river safari in Sri Lanka, in the Madu Ganga River, which turned out to be an unexpectedly exciting trip with everything from monitor lizards to fish spas. We also visited a sanctuary and 'hospital' for sea turtles.
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It was finally time for a safari in Sri Lanka! Our first safari in this country - we are planning another one - was in Minneriya National Park near Sigiriya in central Sri Lanka.
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Landvetter Airport in Gothenburg has seen many new direct flights recently, and now there are also direct flights from Gothenburg to Moscow. In other news, one of this week's stories is about the alarming threat to wild vertebrates. This kind of news is tough, but important. Fortunately, there is also positive news about a company in the travel industry choosing to ban single-use plastics.
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It's Friday again, friends! Even though it may seem like we're mingling around at a lot of fun events, most of our days consist of everyday life and work. So this week we're sharing some photos from our daily walk to work. And okay, there will be some photos from an event at Café Opera too!
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Here are ten things to do in Langkawi, Malaysia! Langkawi offers sun and swimming, but also lots of activities such as sailing, carpet rides and boat trips in the mangrove swamps. It's been a few years since we were there and we've already blogged about the trip, but now we want to gather all our tips in one post. Have you been to Langkawi too? Do you have more tips?
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Bad Segeberg which is inland where we went for a visit to the "Karl May Spiele" and a bat cave in Germany. It was perhaps not exactly as we thought, but it was good anyway.
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Now we have tried fishing in Northern Norway! Yesterday we had the opportunity to join a fishing trip from Arnoy Brygge on the island of Arnoy outside Bodö. Although it was a bit grey, we must say that it was fantastic to get out in the fresh sea air and spend half a day among seals, seagulls and sea eagles.
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The Salt Stream in Norway, or Saltstraumen as it is called in Norwegian, is the strongest tidal stream in the world. Many people come here to watch the spectacle of strong forces meeting in the water, but you can also come here to fish, dive, hike or go on boat trips.
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