22 August into Sweden

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We awoke to glorious sunshine so had breakfast outside. We then headed to Sweden.

We stopped by a river/ weir for lunch.

ah  tea and donuts



We happened across Sweden's largest waterfall and it was an easy walk from the carpark.







 We are now in a farm camp and the rain has come back and sounds lovely on the roof.

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