Autumn in Gothenburg
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September 12, 2022
in Dogs, Friends, Nature

Autumn in Gothenburg

Autumn is here and so are all the apples and the final garden projects before it gets too late in the year. Erik and I have realised that a lot of work is needed when owning a house with a decent size of garden. All of our time during weekends are now spent on practical projects, which is probably an improvement from a health perspective compared to spending the time working on a computer. Luckily, Kristín Sigríður Sigurðardóttir from Iceland came to visit us in Gothenburg and gave us a social break and a chance to make another apple pie. Kristín used to join me on walks with the dogs when I was still living in Iceland, so she knows the old dogs really well but this was the first she met Jörfi. We managed to make a nice selfie with the dogs 🙂

Photo: Kristín Sigríður Sigurðardóttir. Selfie
Photo: Kristín Sigríður Sigurðardóttir. Jörfi, close up.
Photo: Erik Sturkell. Autumn garden.
Photo: Erik Sturkell. Jörfi gets tired sometimes.
Photo: Erik Sturkell. Training the dogs in jumping up on ‘godisstenar’ to get treats.
Photo: Gabrielle. Why ammonites are so useful – not only spectacular fossils but also good to use as a pillow.
Photo: Gabrielle. Jörfi at age 5.5 months on the cliffs of Gothenburg.