This rather unremarkable stone monument in the tiny town of Knared, Sweden is where the Treaty Of Knared was signed on January 21, 1613. The treaty ended the Kalmar War between Denmark-Norway and Sweden and is said to have been signed on that center stone. Ending the Kalmar War was one of the first accomplishments of King Gustav II Adolf whose statue you can see 175 kilometers north of this memorial in Gothenburg, Sweden.
After taking a cheesy travel photo or two of yourself signing something on the stone, you can make your way up that path to the left in the picture and enjoy some great hiking paths.
Hej Anil,
roligt att du skriver om Knäred.
Du är mycket duktig
jag skriver pa svenska, sa att du lär dig spraket. Hoppas att det är Ok1
manga kramar ifran Ann-Louise
Hälsa Christina,Felaufel och Pippi med en stor kram och ett stort ben till Felaufel.
Hej mamma,
har du sett att Anil skrev om Borås med?
Boka flyg till Fethiye nu så att vi kan se er till jul.
Pippi och Falafel ger en stor kram tillbaka. 🙂
Welcome to new Swedish chat on foXnoMad!! 😛
Tack Ann-Louise, I need to get back to my Swedish lessons – but I’m still wondering, var ligger Ham Gotton?