Weekly update 35/52 Chanterelles, Crayfish and Concert

Week 35 is end of August and with that end of the summer which mainly rained this year. The benefit with a lot of rain is that the forrest are full of chanterelles now. I love being out in the forrest and find the gold of the forrest. Also end of August means eating crayfish and crayfish parties. Which is also something I love. My uncle got some nice Swedish crayfish which we enjoyed at Lundsätter one weekend with all the traditional side-dishes to go with it.
Me and my sister went to concert here in Örebro - two of Swedens most popular pop singers Bryant/Maggio. It was rain and muddy but the show was magical and nothing but great.
Welcome September and autumn, I think you are my bestest season !

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