The first to meet us is Queen Kristinas limetree planted in 1623.
At the lakeside this nice and small chinese pavillon resides on a short pier.
Then we hit the road for the windmill in Kungs Husby.
We finally had our coffee.
18 July 2013
The chinese pavillon and a windmill
Yesterday my wife and her daughter wanted to go to an old windmill and have our coffee there. While in the neighbourhood I suggested we also should visit Grönsöö castle. One of few castles in Sweden where the residents are still from the original owners family.
The first to meet us is Queen Kristinas limetree planted in 1623.
The castle, built in 1611.
At the lakeside this nice and small chinese pavillon resides on a short pier.
Then we hit the road for the windmill in Kungs Husby.
We finally had our coffee.
The first to meet us is Queen Kristinas limetree planted in 1623.
At the lakeside this nice and small chinese pavillon resides on a short pier.
Then we hit the road for the windmill in Kungs Husby.
We finally had our coffee.
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