So my current guests wanted to experience Swedish nature…

[Trude0]

… and we aim to please! 😂

I was hoping for a bit of snow, since the beautiful autumn leaves had just fallen. And it started snowing a couple of hours before their check-in on Saturday.

I just hope this young, Dutch couple don’t think this is too much ”Swedish nature” for their long weekend in Stockholm. 

They just went out for the day, guess I should hurry up and clear the guest house porch before they return!

 

[Gillian166]

@Trude0  looks amazing!! so pretty. 

[Jessica2894]

when I see that I am going to mad I want to live that.

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[Stephanie]

Ahh I love this @Trude0 ! I spent a lot of time in Stockholm for work back in 2018 but never got enjoy the colder months. Thank you for sharing! I also went up to the Ice Hotel in Kiruna for a launch event - sadly this is one of the only pics I can find atm

[Quincy]

This looks lovely @Trude0! I wish we'd have that much snow here 🤩

[Helen427]

Blessimo, Looks like you have had some real winter wonderland weather in Sweden @Trude0 

[Veronica1096]

That's because some Swedes think feeding a guest creates a sense of obligation, explains Tellström. And in a society that values equality and independence, people don't want to put a burden on someone or feel like they owe someone something, he says. 

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[Trude0]

Cannot believe my luck right now… 

After my 1 year break, I don’t rank highly in searches. 
But the ”Weather Gods” are certainly helping me. 

Almost all of the snow from a few weeks ago, melted away.

My next guests (Germans), asked if there was any snow left, or chance of new snow.
The weather forecast showed no snow.

But yesterday (check-in day), I woke up to this.

Almost enough to make me religious. Almost.