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The trip started with a ferry trip from Nynäshamn south of Stockholm to
the island. Here is the car on the car deck. People smiled when they
the saw the old car.
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From Visby, the only town on the island, we drove south. We tried to keep
as close to the coast as possible.
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The first night we spent at a small hotel. We were the only guests. Late
in the evening we drove to a small village called Burgsvik to have
some food.
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The harbour in Burgsvik |
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Next day we went further
south and we stopped to take some pictures. |
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I had been in this place before. I took a picture here of my Saab 99
in 1982. It’s 21 years between the pictures.
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Just another angle. |
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When we reached the southernmost point of Gotland we stopped for a coffee break. |
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Gotland is famous for the special formation of rocks.
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More rocks |
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Next night we spent in “Katthammarsvik”. We were the only guests also this time. |
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The third day we spent in
Visby. Now the sun was shining. In the background you can see the
ferry M/S Visby.
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On the car deck again of
M/S Visby. |
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