At the moose farm

The moose grow their horns over summer and then the horns fall off in winter. That is because it is to difficult to find food in winter with the big horns.

The horns are very heavy. 1o kg on each side. I could just hold one horn over my head

We fed the moose with bread. These moose are very friendly, but they can be dangerous in the wild

There are around 40o,000 wild moose in Sweden.

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It is quite important to take care when driving in Sweden because the moose are sometimes walking across the roads, and they are very big animals. If you crash with a moose, it is super dangerous.

The only animals that feed on moose in Sweden are the wolves. Some people also eat moose. I have tried to eat moose sausage. It is not very yummie for me, I like icecream better.

Pancakes by the lake

These are the Swedish and Danish flags.

We did some maths on the pancakes. Now I know that 2 +3 is 5. Also, I learnt that it is possible to eat 10 pancakes if you really go for it.On top of a big rock in a lake.
With my favourite big cousins Amanda and Rebecka

On the way to the beach for a swim

The water is a little cold, but it was great fun

My cousin Rebecka and I are relaxing on rock after the swim

Sweden is is famous for its big oak trees. My cousin Rebecka and I are posing in front of the tree.

My cousin Rebecka and I are running to the beach

My cousin Amanda and I. The house in the background is the boat club house.

You will have to be really careful or the car will go into the water.

I went to the south coast in Sweden, Ronneby, where my cousins live.

My second cousin Viola from Finland came to visit us. She is only 3 years old and can only speak Finnish.

This is a piece of the Berlin wall that my grandparent's picked up in Germany.

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This is used for saving people in the water

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