Sunday I slept in quite late, because I was up so late. I woke up and began eating breakfast, when Inguill and her husband Lars came to the door to ask us if we wanted to go for a walk. Of course I wanted to go out and see everything, so myself, Kaitlin, and Linsdey all got ready quickly and headed out for a nice afternoon stroll with our newest friends.
 |
| Traditional rooftops are made of sod. I think this is so cool, and not many houses are like this anymore. This building was a particularly old building with a really old traditional fireplace in the center of the floor. Hopefully we will get to go inside sometime and enjoy it! |
We got to visit the stone park. There are amazing rocks that have been split/broken and polished that are displayed for observing. They are all so gorgeous and it was a nice way to learn about history of Rosendal!
 |
| Portion of the beautiful timeline in the park. |
 |
| Rose Quartz. It was amazing. |
 |
| This rock is just proof that ordinary rocks can be so gorgeous! |
It was so nice to be able to get to know some people from here. They are all so friendly and kind and make the transition here a lot easier. The stone park was wonderful and hopefully the roommates and I can have some lunches there when the weather warms up a bit :)
No comments:
Post a Comment