I was gone all weekend on an extended field trip to Western Denmark. We hit up some very,
very remote places, some of which were cooler than others. More soon about the trip!
For now, I'll provide a few of my pictures - lucky for y'all, my obsession with beautiful landscapes provides some nice photographs. There were --
Long bridges: this one called the
Storebæltsbroen, or "Great Belt Bridge", connecting Zealand and Funen
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| Storebæltsbroen |
Fields: lots and lots of fields
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| Unsurprisingly, it started raining soon after this picture |
Waterfront: this taken in Struer, Denmark, AKA as far from Copenhagen as possible while still remaining in Denmark
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| Blue, blue, blue |
And other random things:
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| Field with a stone wall, taken outside of limestone caves |
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| Oh-so-dark caves |
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| Manicured lawns |
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| and a manor house |
Isn't it nice that you can't even tell it was never above 65 degrees?! At least there was sunshine : )
Pretty landscapes; I was wondering what was planted. This showed tonight on typing "Denmark landscapes," after Bing posted a large field, somewhat hilly, with new green seedlings, perhaps late crop of some kind of barley or corn? Looks similar to your posts -- nice travels!
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