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Thursday, June 3, 2010
Sailing to Stockholm
This is the coast of Gotland, near Visby, off the southeast coast of Sweden. When we sailed north from Copenhagen last night, we got a sneak peak of Sweden to the east, and honestly it made me think of Oz: little farms, fields of yellow flowers, everything a Munchkin could want. Not a place you could actually visit outside a fairy tale.
Gotland looks a lot more ordinary so far. Well, except for that water.
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