…only thing left to do is to turn of the computer…doh!! Second picture 20 minutes after the first one…
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Trip to Haukenestårnet
Loaded the car last Friday and headed off to Rømskog to visit Haukenestårnet. From where we parked the car it was just about 15-20 minutes walk (or run, the boys ran all the way both to and from). The tower is always open.
Heading home, I had to speed up or else the boys would outrun me totally
Renovation progress
The drainage is not up to date, so my father in-law is doing what he knows best – digging using the backhoe. Actually, the foundation has no protection against the groundwater and soil, so we need to add that along with new drainage pipes.
And the old birch tree had to go. As we know it was planted back in 1892 when the local sheriff (? – lensmann) moved to the house we know live in. The tree was actually rotten inside, along with the leaves, branches and birch juice tearing on the roof, so we had to remove it. Securing using the winch it was pretty easy to
The boys having fun, climbing in the “jungle”
Two cats and seven kittens
Deer eating our red currant
The countryside
View from the cottage
Thunderbolts and lightning, very very frightening
Yesterday afternoon there was a thunderstorm and one of the lightning caused a fire to start just about one kilometer from where we live. Together with the local fire department the neighbors headed of to extinguish the forest fire. Luckily it was just a small fire, the lightning had struck a pine tree and the fire had started at the end of the roots. After this experience we now have a plastic container with almost 1000 liters of water standing ready until the dry period has ended.
Behind Jens Erik you can see the pine tree where the lightning struck.
And yes, the title of the post is a reference to Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen.














