We didn't catch why but some time after WWII there was a move to demolish wooden buildings and build from brick and concrete.

I can imagine a fire risk.

Some of the buildings have a veneer of cement render to make them look more substantial.

Looking back at the organ.

Looking at the street names and descriptions I suspect there were guilds for the various trades.

One of the more obscure (to me) was the bleaching of beeswax to produce white candles. There were also book binding and a tannery.

And multi level parking has been invented.

This one had an imaginative "dump point".

On the end of the white flexible pipe is a stainless steel receptacle to catch the contents of the motorhome tank.

Much better than trying to drive the vehicle over a hole in the ground.

The contraption in the corner of the fence serves the same purpose for cassettes.

An 800m long gorge through the granite.

Difficult to know how it was formed. Whether a fault or water erosion.

Its partly filled with rubble that's fallen in.

A sort of roller coaster walk along the bottom.

We were given a name but promptly forgot it.

Skuruhutt is the highest point in this part of Sweden (Smaland) at about 300m.

We crossed it on the way back to Tardis. Spent an undisturbed night in the car park.