Kimg’s wall …
In 1653, the Swedish king build a wall across the southern part of Öland to fence his private hunting ground off.
The wall is still here and Andrea felt like climbing it 💪🏆🏁👍❤️
In 1653, the Swedish king build a wall across the southern part of Öland to fence his private hunting ground off.
The wall is still here and Andrea felt like climbing it 💪🏆🏁👍❤️
And a well deserved icecream 👍
(The lighthouse down here is called “Long Jan”
In the Iron Age fortress.
Quite tasty with local spices, honey, and salt.
Not quite sure what the Roman soldiers was doing gere ?
Nice pictures everywhere 👍😎🏆
This is our second day on Öland.
A special thing about Öland is that every farmer had his own wind mill, so at one point there was more than 2000 wind mills on the island.
Now there are 351 of them left, and we counted 119 of them in our two days on the island.
Made by the tourists 👍
The lighthouse is called “Long Erik“.