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:
Jeg plejer at have øje for at finde firkløver. Her fandt jeg en FEMKLØVER! -Har aldrig set det før, men her er den:
Before I brutally ripped it from the ground it had one leaf hidden behind an other:
Sjæsø 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’
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 smell of the beech wood and the fresh cut grass.
The ‘thing’ on the lawn is a fireplace. When the weather allows it we light a fire there and sit around it playing a guitar. Or talking about anything or nothing. Or relaxing with a cold beer – watching the bats hunting insects.
Her er lige et billede af min baghave. Umiddelbart efter en regnbyge. Kan du lide grønt, så er det her! Luften er så ren, når regnen har vasket pollen og støv ud. Tilbage er kun duften af bøgetræer og nyslået græs.
I dag er årets længste dag. Døgnet startede med høje lyse natskyer.
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…
A view of the outside.
Writing about kings..
Did you know that the danish queen Margrethe IIÂ has a nickname: ‘Daisy’.
Lidt loft fra slottet..
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.
Frederiksborg Slot blev opført i 1560 og gennemgående ændret under Chr. IV i perioden 1600 til 1620.
Klik på billedet for at se den ubeskårne version.
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. You must go there if you come to the northern part of Sealand. The castle is located in Hillerød 40 km north of Copenhagen. Hillerød hosts the administration of the Capital Region of Denmark. The administration is not in Copenhagen.
I have cropped the image. This is the result after several trials. Click on the image to see the uncropped version.
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Poppy is watching you!
-On a clear day
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Jeg ved ikke hvilken art det er. Men der er noget fascinerende over den.
I d’ont know this species. But it looks too special not to post.
Disse smukke blomster er faktisk allerede blevet til tusinder af små faldskærme, og blæst ud i verden for at pynte til næste forår.
These beautiful flowers have all left as small white parachutes. They will find places where they can make next spring yellow.
