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After a long, active day, we finished by watching a couple of episodes of "Good Omens 2", a clever BBC-series based on Terry Prachetts' book. 

Before that we visited Kalmar castle where an art-exhibition called "Monet and his friends" presents the art by the Impressionists in France during the late 19th century and the first third of the 20th century in a modern, multimedia production using still pictures, video clips and music from speakers and an array of digital projectors on the walls and floor of a huge room in the castle. The production is touring the world and it might pass your city. I think you should experience it if you can. 

After a good lunch we went for three different walks, along the seashore outside the castle, over Alvaret on a ramp that makes it possible for people in wheelchairs to get access to the landscape and finally a walk through The Garden in the middle of the forest organised by two brothers obsessed with gardening, producing wonderful flowers and some vegetables. The Garden is kept a secret by the locals to prevent it from being exploited and possibly damaged by hoards of tourists and visitors without respect for their work. See Janets blip here, Keiths blip here