Something Malmö was particularly good at was windows and their reflections of the city beyond. For my last post in this series – though there might be one or two more later, here are some shots taken of our meanderings round the city.





For Ludwig’s Monday Window, hosted this week by Brian, of Bushboy fame

And that’s me done for a while. I’ve scheduled a couple of posts, and may send the odd postcard, but for the next month I’m on Granny duty both here, and in Spain. Where it seems rather hot for comfort.
I remember being struck by the Radisson hotel in Malmo, an ugly building whose best feature was reflecting the buildings around it. Good luck in Spain!
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I know. They’re not near the fires. Yet. So frightening. I don’t remember the Radisson. Maybe as well?
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I do love playing with reflections. You’re as daft as me. Margaret. We’re going up to the heatbowl that is the Alentejo (though no fires yet, cross fingers) mid August for our wedding anniversary. You have a good excuse- it’s family. Have a fabulous time xx
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Definitely as daft as you, Jo! Enjoy your up and coming trips. And yes, let’s hope no fires. So scary. xx
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These are lovely Margaret
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Thank you Sheree. These photos really took themselves,
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Enjoy your family time!
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Thank ou!
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I do like the first windows wonky reflections and the blue boat best Margaret. Very good inside looking out windows too.
Stay safe and cool
Thanks for joining in Monday Window 😀
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Thanks Brian. I love a wonky reflection! Cool enough here. Perfect in fact.
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I love window reflections, best of course in cities where there is a lot of glass. Enjoy your granny duties, I dare say you’ll need a holiday at the end of August! Hope it won’t be stupidly hot in Spain and the fires stay well away from your area. Both home and abroad.
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Oh these fires are terrifying. Everything’s so dry, anywhere could be next. And with people being arrested for fire-setting …. Thanks Jude!
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I love the old buildings, but the newer ones with the big windows often give great reflections and frames to photos as you show here.
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That’s what good modern buildings often do best!
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Lovely reflections, and enjoy Granny duty. Hope Spain is not unbearably hot. It has cooled down here a lot though the fire up north is still raging.
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These fires, Europe – no world-wide – are terrifying,with more to come. Spain looks as though it won’t be as hot as I feared. ‘Only’ low 30s!
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It was low 30s when we were in London last month and that was too much for me! By the way, we visited our friends in Yorkshire last weekend but it was straight up and down, no extra days added on, so I didn’t make contact. In theory it was their turn to visit us but he has Parkinson’s and travelling is not good now. Next year will be our “proper” visit so maybe we can have a day together again then.
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Sounds like a plan! I still need to get to Glasgow too …
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You do! We went to Burnby Hall and Plumpton Rocks when we were down, both new to me. Even Val, who worked in Harrogate for years and drove past the entrance every day, had never been to the latter.
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Nor me. Thouh in my defence it was closed for several years and only re-opened recently.
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It was very attractive. Steep getting in and out though – I managed NOT to fall this time but we saw a young hobbling out supported by two friends and a large tree branch. So it’s not just me!
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I’ll join you in stumbling and bumbling!
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What are we like, eh?
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Never bee to Burnby Hall either. I’ve just looked at its website. It looks worth a visit
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Yes, it was attractive too – both will be in my next gallivanting post that you will be too busy to read! Replies flying back and forth here, I’ve also WhatsApped you.
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Great reflections, I agree 🙂
Enjoy your family time and do try to stay out of the worst of the heat. Will you be back in Yorkshire by 21st August when we’re coming to Ripon for a few days? I do hope so!
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I actually return ON the 21st! How many days are you staying?
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Till the 25th 🙂 We’ll almost certainly be meeting up with our friends in Grinton on the 23rd (yet to be finalised) but if you’re around for a drink and maybe dinner on the Saturday or Monday evenings (22nd or 24th) that would be lovely. But we’ll quite understand if not – I know what it’s like when you’re only just back home.
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No, that sounds great. I’ll pencil it in and we’ll talk nearer the time.
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Good to hear – I’ll email you a couple of weeks before to make plans 🙂
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Love the one of the wonky building which has a big orange ball on the right ( i can’t quite make out what that is)
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I was in the city the other day trying to get images like this. These are wonderful Margaret.
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great reflections
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Well, Malmo certainly gave as far as reflections are concerned! Wonderful set
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