23 lördag Jan 2016
Posted in Kungsholmen och Lilla Essingen
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Gröndal, Ice, Is, Långholmen, Mälaren
/ The lake Mälaren is frozen. To the left: Långholmen. Straight ahead: Gröndal.
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Ser väldigt mysigt ut med en promenad på isen.
Jag är VÄLDIGT försiktig i det fallet. 😀
Det är bra isarna är förrädiska.
What a beautiful winter landscape.
It’s sad, but for the time being our winter is over. I’m glad I still have the photos. 🙂
Well, here too – 26 jan. – the snow is melting away. Temporarely I hope. 😉
Beautiful pictures, with those two people, here is winter over for a while.
I hope for at least another month of snow! 🙂
Har promenerat dar manga ganger! Vackert!
Inte ofta som man kan gå över hela den ytan. 🙂
Are they walking upon The frozen Lake? Nice!
I wish you a lovely sunday 🙂
Yes, a very big lake with many towns surrounding it. . Icebreakers and large ships use to keep ”channels” open so it´s quite rare that one can walk in the middle like this. 🙂
Ops, I thought that icebreakers could sail only in the sea …. 😀
Very interesting 🙂
The really big icebreakers traffic the salt waters up to the very North ( http://www.sjofartsverket.se/sv/Sjofart/Isbrytning/Vara-isbrytare1/ ) In Mälaren the tugs are combined icebreakers.
I have some photos of tugs breaking ice at my site sparrownest.se Ships can mostly handle the ice in the lakes by themselves.
The liitle boat to the left, Inge, served as an ice-breaker, kepping the water open during the constructions of a tunnel: http://sparrownest.se/Bogserb%C3%A5tar%20och%20fartyg%20A%20-%20M/Inge-J-P4040003.jpg
And here is Nordskär http://sparrownest.se/Bogserb%C3%A5tar%20N%20-%20S/Nordsk%C3%A4r-P2160019.jpg
And Will: http://sparrownest.se/Bogserb%C3%A5tar%20och%20fartyg%20A%20-%20M/Will-P1020138.jpg
And Örjan: http://sparrownest.se/Bogserb%C3%A5tar%20och%20fartyg%20A%20-%20M/%C3%96rjan-P2250001.jpg
It seems that I have been neglecting the tugs and other ships passing in my neighbourhood lately. I must sharpen up! 🙂
😀