Early morning as usual. 

We are now at a small boat marina for the second night waiting for the mail and repair of Lucy's power source.

On the drive here we stopped at a gorgeous rest stop overlooking the Westcoast cliffs 

    After oohing and aaahing we continued to the marina for the night.

We are in a small village called Henån and there are many RVs and great sailboats. Apparently, a very popular place that Mom never heard about before.

If t wasn't for the fact that the repair man lives here she still wouldn't know

A walk around town is done in 5 min so it's not very big but there are a lot of very nice people living here so what else does one need?

this log is painted in gold and placed here as art?

The name of this sailboat made Mom giggle, I don't know why?

I made friends with a guy with a huge RV that provided a lot of shade underneath and that is needed in this scorching heat. It has been in the 90ies for days but fortunately, the temperature drops down to the sixties at night so sleeping is no problem.

This looks like something real tasty so I decided to wait around and see what happens ......................yes I did get a taste

this is the cutest littlest car I've ever seen  ................Mom said it was not a car it was a moped? ??

Looks like a car in my size to me?

In the evening we went for a walk to the beach and I thought Mom was going for a swim, but nooooo it was too cold for her.

Still, a gorgeous sunset that takes place around 10.30 pm now when we are so far south.

 Sweden’s west coast stretches from the amazing Gothenburg, through to the Norwegian border. Though the concept of thousands of granite islands might be difficult to imagine at first, the western archipelago of Sweden is a truly phenomenal place.

Roses on this house made Mom stop and admire..

Girls driving the ambulance came down to the boardwalk for an icecream break 

Lucky me that also had special icecream with meat flavor............a very nice treat in the heat 

The seagulls are making noise all the time, but suddenly they were screeching louder than usual and that's because one of their babies must have fallen out of the nest. He couldn't fly and looked very distressed. We wanted to help him but didn't know how, and no one else seemed willing to do anything either, sure hope he'll be ok and learn to fly soon.

When we got back to Lucy and as soon as Mom opened the door she smelled gas..................In a panic, she called our friend Lasse who came by and said it isn't gas it was the battery.

At first, Mom felt relief because propane scares her, but when the repair guy called to let Mom know about the dangerous gases that emit from the battery she started to feel panic again. Luckily, Lasse in the big RV had tools and came to help Mom take the battery out and we opened all the doors and windows to air Lucy out.

We are so lucky there are so many nice and helpful people and later today the repairman who's an expert on this kind of stuff is coming by to heal Lucy. After all this, we're keeping our fingers crossed that nothing else can go wrong so we can start our trip south on new adventures.

All is well, and lif is good

Henry