Husie mosse i vinterskrud

 Idag var det vitt och grant ute. Snön hade lagt ett knappt dm tjockt lager av sin vara här i Husie. Blev lite inspirerad att bege mig ut med kameran. Det är inte som förr, då jag gav mig ut flera gånger i veckan, och nu får jag vara glad om det sker en gång i månaden.

Och nu får du i alla fall se bilder från Husie mosse, en halvt anlagd park i östra Malmö. Parken utmed sjön är anlagd medan den norra delen och dungarna i ändarna av sjön funnits innan dess.

Jag börjar med färgbilderna, för att sen visa, en del av dom även i svartvitt.

Denna park var en av anledningarna till att jag flyttade ut till Toftängen.

Hoppas att de inspirerar dig att gå ut i Guds vackra natur idag.

/ Lars

Den som väntar får se . . .

 . . . hur denna blomma tillsammans med andra kompisar visar sig i mars/ april nästa år

/ Lars

Turning Torso in sunset

 The house is certainly special. I've heard that architects avoid photography, but I don't know if that's true?

/ Lars

Snow, snow and more snow

 Some winters there can be no snow at all, at least in southern Sweden. And second year very much.

We'll see how this year's amount of snow can turn out.

/ Lars

Soon we are approaching the peak of the autumn colours

 One of the most beautiful seasons, in my opinion, is autumn. Maybe because then the autumn cold starts to bite the skin a little extra, but above all because it explodes in every imaginable color out in our forests.

These two photos show an incredibly beautiful forest just 7.5 km as the crow flies from my home. Should visit the forest (the Beech forest by Torup's castle) which is still easily accessible.

Recommended to all of you!

For those without a car, there are bus options from Södervärn out to Torup Castle. Regional bus 148 is it. Or take your bike ;-)

/ Lars

In the middle of the forest

 The Boskogen nature reserve hides some fun stuff, such as this house (which I think burned down once). Wonder what they will use this skeleton for? All the rubble that was both inside and outside the walls is now as if blown away, and a plate has been put up around the entire upper part of the outer walls.

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To light up existence.

 On the walls of one of the most interesting buildings I know, you find these five lamps. The entire A hall in the citizens' house in Eslöv glows with such lamps. Very beautiful.

Already in 1947, the municipality announced an architectural competition to design a civic house. The competition was won by Hans Asplund.

You can read more about this house, which has been praised far and wide, and which architecture students "pilgrimage" to see.

https://medborgarhuset.eslov.se/

/ Lars