Here we go again! : )
Thank you so much for the huge support! I have to admit that I was a bit scared about moving, and I can not really thank you enough for all of the encouragement and affection that I received from you. I am so grateful about every single message, and also to the ones who simply paid a visit and decided to stop by for a moment. Thank you all! :D
Well, up to now everything went more than well, and even if there are still many things which need to be taken care of, I am happily settling down in a new apartment, and definitely enjoying this whole Swedish experience! : )
And now, about these pics.. Despite the fact that we spent a whole week in Stockholm before moving back to southern Sweden, we were stuck at work most of the time, and there wasn't so much time to visit the city. I had been to Stockholm a couple times in the past, but this was my very first visit during summertime, and the warm season really turned out to be a magic moment to wander around and enjoy the many pleasures of northern life. : )
We spent a lovely day in Skansen, a big park that hosts many Scandinavian wild animals. I am rather proud of these imperfect pics, since I found out how difficult is to catch on camera the amazing but often unpredictable behaviour of a wild living creature. Hope you will enjoy them! : )
There were resourceful peacocks - they were always able to escape from their enclosures!
Some beautiful and quiet seals, so chubby and yet so elegant.
There were common but still fashinating animals, such as this busy duck..
..but also rare, wild ones, like the bear in the first pic or this curious red fox.
And we had the priceless chance to see a lynx kitten suckling!
And of course there were many friendly, fearless, cute and insanely gluttonous squirrels! : )
And I will leave you with some pics of my favourite animal ever. The one
who gives his name to this blog (
Mijbil), the one who spends most of his adult life just playing and resting, the one who is smart, brave, playful and cheerful, the one with incredibly strong jaws and the instinct of a juggler. Also, the only creature in the whole park who was constantly and unequivocally performing to get attention and admiration from his human audience. Ladies and gentlemen.. the otter! : )
As you can probably guess from these pics, I could have stayed right there all day! :D