We went to Sweden after some time in Denmark and found that the Swedes do not display their flags nearly as much as the Danes.

Boats are the best place to find the yellow and blue Swedish flags.  In Sweden the ‘Dangerous Curve’ signs are yellow and blue like the Swedish flag. (We noticed this in particular as the Danish ‘Dangerous Curve’ signs are red and white like the ubiquitous Danish flag.The car deck on a ferry to Sweden is painted the yellow and blue of the Swedish flag. Even this ferry worker is wearing yellow and blue.The EU flag is also yellow and blue but it appears that not all Swedes are enchanted with the fact that they have matching flags!And speaking of painting Swedish boats yellow and blue I will now move you to La Boca in Buenos Aires. It is located near the port making it a logical place for dockworkers to live. Their small houses are painted with brilliant colours left over from painting the ships. The Boca Juniors took the colours of yellow and blue from a Swedish ship that was in dock the day the team was formed.It takes a fair amount of left-over paint to paint a futbol stadium!More of Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Blue and Yellow