Before I hunt any past images out, which I’m sure I will, here is a quick image I took of a pair of Scandinavian wooden carved horses, and a pair of shadows they created:
White Danish, red Swedish
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Many years ago someone brought me a gift from Sweden. It looked like the red horse on your picture.
I suspect it probably was! This was a gift from a a Swedish friend
They are darling.
Aren’t they cute!
I have my mom’s horses. Red and Blue ones. 🙂
and where do they originate from?
Nicely done, Sue. And the red horse catches the eye too.
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Thanks, Pete!
I have that little horse too, from a mutual friend. 🙂 🙂 I love it. The keyring hangs on my handbag.
It’s a lovely little thing – I detached it from the key ring!
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I have some like this as Christmas decorations. A lovely image Sue.
Well, not one of my better ones, but thanks for liking it, Jude!
Lovely shot. I think almost everyone in Sweden owns a Dalahäst. They are made in Dalarna, about the middle of Sweden.
Thank you, A C!
Love these little guys AND their shadows Sue!
Thank you, Tina!
Yep. I have some of these from my Saab days!
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I love your red and white 🙂 xx
Cute, aren’t they?
Super cute!
Thanks, belatedly – don’t know how I missed this one….