Authentic houses from the past

Started today with the Sun route (Eurovelo 7) heading south, and there was plenty of sun.

This morning I visited the village Bonnstan. It is located in the city of Skellefteå and consists of houses that are 200 years old.
Very small houses where people still live, which were originally built for farmers who needed a place to stay overnight when they came to the city for church. See the last photos.

Not knowing that I would sleep in an even older house today, from 1642.
If you exclude the shower and hotplate, it looks quite authentic.

Started cycling late today, as I have problems with my bike. I spent a long time on it yesterday as well.

I managed to arrange a lot in Skellefteå, like a sleeping bag, but the bike didn't cooperate. It was nice that I could use tools from the bike shop.

Cycling along the coast is going well, very easy compared to what I am used to. 
I expect to be able to cover a lot of kilometers in the coming time. Haven't really seen the sea yet, because, well, there are trees everywhere.