Day Four: The Havsvidden hotel and the trip back to Stockholm
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The incredible views from the pool house at the Havsvidden Hotel. |
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We had an official Swedish sauna the morning after the wedding. Nina could only take it 10 minutes... she's a beginner. Chris made it about 25 minutes. |
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An historic, old cabin on the property of the hotel. |
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The quiet swimming cove at Havsvidden Hotel...must be nice in summer! |
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The rock barrier makes the water in the swimming area completely calm. |
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A view of one of the hotel cabins. Each cabin had about 8-10 rooms and wonderful views of the Baltic Sea. |
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Nina taking a break to contemplate life out on the rocks. |
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Chris strikes a pose in front of the water. |
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Nina takes a walk along the rocks. |
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The backside of the main entrance, lobby and restaurant of the hotel. |
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We discovered that the 7-11 stores in Stockholm are incredible; not like in the U.S. They have fresh produce and pastries. We had breakfast at 7-11 nearly every morning, which is where we discovered the Maryland brand chocolate chip, hazelnut cookies. Incidentally, Maryland cookies are made in Great Britain. |
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The day after the wedding ceremony we enjoyed a wonderful buffet breakfast of eggs, bacon, ham, crepes, yogurt, granola, fruit, cheese, bread and much more. It was delicious! |
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Greg, Johannes, Daniel and Markus enjoying the breakfast buffet. |
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Chris and Nina pose for photos on the balcony of the Havsvidden Hotel. |
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Chris and Nina pose for photos on the balcony of the Havsvidden Hotel. |
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Markus, Johannes and Chris enjoy some Swedish meatballs and coffee on the ferry ride back to Grisslehamn. |
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