Stop

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eating animals, stop

Ah, the rarely seen “Please-stop-for-oncoming-traffic… and-don’t-eat-meat-sign”.

Ducks crossing

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cars, ducks, Hörby, road, sign

A safe place for the ducks of Hörby to cross the road but I keep on asking myself; how do they now that?:)

40

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40, birthday, sign

Goodbye dear thirties! Adieu being able to climb the stairs without wheezing and the idea that I could go out dancing all night.. If I really, really wanted to. Hello going to the bathroom in the middle of the night and hi there receding hairline;)

Da na na na…

Muahahahaha! Today the “evil laugther” fits perfectly because I predict that all day long you’ll be humming along to this cheesy tune back from 1990. I dare you ;)

special thanks to R for the help when my brain was in sleep mode;)

Sign

I’m writing this at close to two a clock in the night and I’m rather tired so I’m afraid the post won’t be much longer than this. A song will be up later today, most likely:) Have a great start on the new week:)

Refuse

I found this sign in Malmoe the other day and I decided to post it. Not because it’s a particularly difficult picture or anything. I just like the stubbornness of it all:)

Signs

I can’t say what, if anything, this sign means but I’ll settle for enjoying the view while having both feet securely planted on land;)

Windmill

You don’t see that many windmills in Scania nowadays, at least not in as good condition as this one. I can’t remember the exact place where I took the picture but the view was stunning from there. I kind of wished I had snapped a shot in that direction as well because the land stretched out for many kilometers with lots of fields and small farms in between them.

10-30

Here’s an old sign beside the railway we went to this weekend. The last time trains used these old tracks was back in 1980. In other words: It’s quite easy to see that this aging sign has gone way beyond it’s “best-before-date” but that didn’t stop it from catching my interest:)

Peace

Here’s another picture from this weekend’s biking trip. It is taken on a spot which is very dear to me. I grew up not that far from there and I’ve spent a lot of time in that region. What I hadn’t seen before though is the peace sign someone has made from rocks shown in the picture.

The reason for the rock in the lower part of the picture being so blurry is that I was actually standing on a high cliff overlooking the grass-covered valley at its foot, some 20-25 meters below me.