Höga Kusten

Hooray Wi-Fi. We went for a walk in Skuleskogen National Park today up 2 contrasting hills but both with good views. The blip is from the second one at about sea level at the end of the Ice Age. Since then the land has risen about 300 metres due to isostatic rebound, and is still rising by 9 mm a year. If Greenland and Antarctica don’t melt then there will be a land bridge from Sweden to Finland; so I guess there won’t be one as sea levels rise. The extra is an old lake that is now a spongy meadow with a great crop of Cotton Grass.
 
Best on black.
 
Today’s entry on the Abstract Fiesta journal is a Rowan and its shadow.