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The other day, I let the cats out and took a few photos of them. Sasha seems to be getting more at ease with being outside (initially, she was quite timid).
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Alex has never been timid, and he is enjoying reclaiming his territory in Bergshamra after a few months with "mom" (Lotta) in Hammarby.
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Alex on the prowl.
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I left the cats alone and took a walk down to Brunnsviken. There I sat on the granite rocks by the shore and soaked up some of the sun's warmth. Here's a shot of the Natural History Museum on the East side of the lake.
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I met some students down at the water's edge. They were sunbathing and swimming. One of them, Fanny, is studying photography. I lent her my camera and asked her to take a few photos. Here's a nice shot she took of me.
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Fanny also captured this action shot of a waterskiier on the lake.
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The past few days have been just idyllic here. The sun has been shining all day and the temperature has been warm, but not hot. I hope the good weather lasts a bit longer.
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Lastly, here's a photo I took of a seagull that was flying back and forth along the shore.
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