Aspo
A little island which lies about a 30 min ferry ride from downtown Karlskrona.
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Hi Kevin, I visited Aspo a couple of weekends ago, and it was the first time for me to swim in the Baltic Sea, very warm compared with the Atlantic Ocean, on the east coast of Canada, which I have a policy of braving every late summer. Also, the Baltic is not very salty, which was surprising.
>Laura
Posted by: laura | September 19, 2004 09:05 PM
Yeah, I am suprised by the non-salinity of the water as well. Where does all that fresh water come from? There can't be that much run-off from rivers can there?
Posted by: kevin | September 19, 2004 09:13 PM