So we sadly said goodbye to Bornholm today, and set off on the 3h journey up to Skaa Edeby (Stockholm). I have to admit that I had a bit of a nap in the middle so excuse the lack of photos and detailed way description. I was amazed by how much sparser the population in Sweden is & how many more forests we flew over.
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| Skaa Edeby airstrip |
When we arrived we met a lot of people and were shown the best place to put up our tent: under the wing of an Antonov - an old Siberian air transport machine that apparently took 10 people, 10 goats, and several hundred kilo of potatoes. It's a really massive plane and currently out of service with no intention of putting it back in, due to the amount of fuel it uses (radial 9 cylinder engine). Its name is Boz so they're planning to make it into a pub, which sounds like an excellent idea to me! At the time of writing (several days later) I've been using it in the traditional Siberian manner: using it to hang my washing out to dry.....
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| real camping under the wing |
Not much to report as we just socialised. Julian made tuna mornay on rice for dinner, which turned out surprisingly well, considering that we had no milk and the carton we borrowed from the fridge was actually mjolke, a kind of yoghurt....
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Mjolke
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The sunset was really lovely that night, but as always the camera was inferior to the human eye...
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