It was a trip to Värmdö! We stayed overnight at the ferry station where you can take the ferry from Värmdö to Rindö. We parked in a car park for "Café Lola's" guests. It would probably not go well during the high season, but now that everything was closed, we didn't disturb anyone ...
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Here we stood and watched the ferry go back and forth over Oxdjupet, and one Finnish ferry after another passed. It was windy and rainy and both Freedom and the ferries lit up the evening and night. We guess that the people on the boats were enjoying themselves and eating good food.
Cosy evening in the motorhome
We had a menu consisting of fried char, boiled potatoes and Smögensås with fresh prawns. Then we listened to some of our favourite concerts on DVD: Peter Gabriel, Robbie Williams and Faithless. As the evening got darker and darker ...
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Mr Peter Olofsson says:
Hi! Really nice and nice blog I must say, always write a line when I have been inside and read with people!
We are also a "Motorhome family" bought a summer cottage a few years ago, but felt a bit cramped, but did not dare to get rid of the cottage so we bought an older Motorhome last summer!
The first round was 1000 kilometres (!) of France and the Mediterranean over the French Alps and down into the valleys.
This year there was more budget (smiles) Managed to become unemployed for the first time in my life, so only we make nice short trips!
If you're not looking at my blog, don't worry, it's not that bad with the "Christmas celebrations", I'm just kidding that it's already started!
How did I find this nice blog then, clicked on "bloglovin" I think it's called and in a small corner there was a nice Motorhome!
Have a nice day and a nice week, from Peter Olofsson!
05 October 2009 - 10:10