We’re back at Harakka with Ice Swimmer for the next chapter in his series.
Chapter 3 – Sunday Arrival and Northeast
Sunday Indeed ©Ice Swimmer, all rights reserved
Days aren’t siblings. Sunday was a sun day. This is the view from the Ullanlinna jetty towards Kaivopuisto.
Look Back Towards Kaivopuisto ©Ice Swimmer, all rights reserved
Back in Harakka.
Look Southeast ©Ice Swimmer, all rights reserved
Looking from behind the history exhibition space, a view towards the neighbouring island Särkkä.
Flower ©Ice Swimmer, all rights reserved
Going north of the jetty, this flower was still there in October.
Birch, Boats and Jetty ©Ice Swimmer, all rights reserved
On the way to the north of Harakka, a look back on the path. The artists have their own boats, which they are keeping on the shore.
On the next installment, we continue north and up the hill.
Harakka in Autumn: Chapter 2 (link to previous post)
(Editor’s note, Feb. 7/19: Title of Post changed to correct a spelling error)
“Days aren’t siblings” is a paraphrasing of a Finnish saying: “Vuodet eivät ole veljiä keskenään.” It means: “Years aren’t brothers to each other.” That is, not at all alike, often.
I like both of those sayings.
The first photo is really nice, I love the contrast between the blue and the autumn colours.
The little flower and the birch are beautiful.
Thank you!
Sunshine in autumn is lovely, but it also makes one feel a bit melancholic to see the sun shining from a low angle and knowing that the gray skies will be there soon (as they were).