Hiking and one more kräftskiva

After a busy week (university started quite fast) with no special events at the evening finally the weekend entered. On Friday night Annina's mentor group was invited by one of their tutors for another kräftskiva (crayfish-party). Since I had no special plans for this day I decided to join them which was a great idea. Magnus (the tutor) prepared a delicious meal at his home with grayfish, bread and mayonnaise and of course some schnapps. This meal was in a much smaller(about 20 people) and cosier enviroment than the other party with alot of very nice people from all over the world (Chinese, Canadian, German, Poland...). I am sorry but this time were no stupid fotos taken from me ;). The most interesting thing for me at this eveneing was a conversation with two Chinese girls about their cultural shock when they came to Europe/Sweden. They went home very early because they are not used to stay out longer than eleven. For me it was very fascinating to talk about their views and tell them a bit about how things work in Europe. I am sure they will alter a lot during their stay in Sweden but hopefully they are not too scared of all the things happening here.

The party was also the place were we finally decided to go on a hiking trip this weekend. We were invited by Marie(France), Peter(Belgium) and Kristina(Germany) to join them at their trip to a national park. The national park is called Söderåsen and located 50km north of Lund. On our way their I had a dejavu - we passed a place where we were looking for a sleeping-place two years ago. As you see the world is really small :).

The hiking trip itself was gorgeous. There are no moutains in the southern part of Sweden but a lot of wood, lakes, grassland. For me the trip was like a "Best of Sweden" in a small scale. We walked for about 3 hours through the forest, passed two small lakes, a hut you can use for ree and finally arrived at another hut which was our sleeping place for this day. There we spend the evening together with two Danish guys and a Swedish family sitting on a campfire, drinking wine, eating cookies and roasting marshmallows. When it finally began to rain we backed out into a roofed spleeping place and spend the rest of the night talking and of course... sleeping. The second day we finished our turn back to the car. It's hard to describe the beauty of this place with words, so maybe I just post some pictures. Hope you'll enjoy them!


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