The unreliable ice has melt and the soil is saturated with interesting fragrances that has thawed. However this wonderful, royal place - where the dogs may run lose - invites to more then just sniffing. Look at what wonderful time we had:
After a lot of fresh air, Stanley, our friend Per-Martin and I, crashed at the café "Brostugan" right at the bridge to Drottningholm. Since it was a little too chilly to sit outside we were very happy to discover that they had opened a small room where dogs were allowed. It's very uncommon to allow the dogs at cafés and restaurants in Sweden. It's great that many cafés soon will open their outdoor seating! Spring has come!
PS. Per-Martin is the photographer of picture #1, 4 and 5
After a lot of fresh air, Stanley, our friend Per-Martin and I, crashed at the café "Brostugan" right at the bridge to Drottningholm. Since it was a little too chilly to sit outside we were very happy to discover that they had opened a small room where dogs were allowed. It's very uncommon to allow the dogs at cafés and restaurants in Sweden. It's great that many cafés soon will open their outdoor seating! Spring has come!
PS. Per-Martin is the photographer of picture #1, 4 and 5
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