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Five-leafed clover
Look what I found! I used to have a lucky eye when searching for four-leafed shamrocks. But I have never ever before seen one with five. Here it is: Before I brutally ripped it from the ground it had … Continue reading
Sunset at Sjælsø
Sjælsø or ‘Sjaelsoe’ is a small lake -1.1 sq mi, in the northern part of Sealand 20 km north of Copenhagen. The name means something like ‘boundary lake’
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This is a view of my backyard – just after the rain. If you like green, this is the place to be. The air is clean when the rain has washed out all the pollen and dust leaving only the wonderful … Continue reading
Poppies
I saw this beautiful image: Poppies and remembered a photo from a trip to Ephesus, one of the largest cities in the Roman Empire. The Color? No Photoshopping here. They are just RED!
Noctilucent clouds
Today is the longest day of the year. It started with Noctilucent clouds a phenomen about 50 miles altitude – In denmark they are called: ‘High bright nightclouds’ – directly translated. A short beautiful night to start a lazy sunday…
Posted in Sky, Light, Summer
Tagged cassiopeia, høje lyse natskyer, night clouds, solhverv
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Frederiksborg Castle
A view of the outside.
The Daisy mower
Writing about kings.. Did you know that the danish queen Margrethe II has a nickname: ‘Daisy’.
Posted in Close up, Flora, Summer
Tagged daisy, græsplæne, lawn, Margrethe II, mower, tusindfryd
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Frederiksborg Castle
A view of the ceiling in one of the rooms of the castle. King Christian IV built many of the outstanding buildings in Denmark -and almost ruined the country.
The church in Frederiksborg Castle
Frederiksborg Castle was founded in 1560 but changed radically in 1600..1620. The church is still in use, but the castle houses no king these days. It is open to the public as a museum. It is very interesting and beautiful. … Continue reading
Just for fun
(Click!) Poppy is watching you!
Reflections
-On a clear day
Mould
I d’ont know this species. But it looks too special not to post.
Summer is here
These beautiful flowers have all left as small white parachutes. They will find places where they can make next spring yellow.