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The Greby grave field is an Iron Age grave field in western Sweden. It is located north of Grebbestad, Tanum Municipality in Västra Götaland County. With its over 180 graves, it is the largest site of this kind in Bohuslän. According to legends, Greby is the resting place of the Scottish warriors who once pillaged Tanum. However, in June 1873, Swedish archaeologist Oscar Montelius examined eleven of the graves and did not find any weapons, only glass pearls, bone combs and other everyday objects, some of the items suggesting connections to Norway, England and Germany. Newer findings indicate that Greby might have been an ancient trading site.     

(1) (2) Belganet. (2) Börjes general store, Tingsryd.     

(1) Ford in Uddevalla. June 14, 2013. (2) Pool closed. Sep. 27, 2013.     

(1) Katarina Evelator - Katarinahissen - with Restaurant Gondolen under the "bridge." (2) The Lock - Slussen. View from Katarina Elevator. (3) Underground Station.     

(1) Abandoned house. (2) Well locked door. (4) Railway Station.     

(1) Uppsala on a summer day, view from a path that Carl von Linné, the Swedish naturalist (1707-1778), used to follow with his students, in the distance, Uppsala cathedral is seen. (2) Viking graves, flowers, and clouds in the breeze, at the beginning of the Nordic summer (the mounds in the center and the righthand side of the shot are graves where Viking kings and many other Vikings rest). Beyond the graves, concealed by trees, the medieval church of Gamla Uppsala is partly seen.     

(1) Kajor / Jackdaws. Fredagspromenad genom Tivoliparken. / Friday walk through the Tivoli park. (2) Svart stockros / Black hollyhock. (3) Mozartros / Mozart rose. (6) Koltrast / Blackbird.     

(1) The remain of Lillö Castle. (2) Crowerence……. (Conferense 🌞) on the path. (3) Koreansk blomsterkornell?? / Korean flower dogwood??