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On the hike I crossed over Stoltenbjerg (Pride hill), on top of which I passed by one of the old Nazi positions from World War II. The sandbags and the machine guns are gone, but they had a pretty good view over the occupied land from here, at 17 meters above the heath.By the locals, thee hills are also called "The stable hills", as legend has it, this was where Danish farmers hid their horses in the 16th century, to keep them from being taken by passing Swedish armies.2/2

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    This is my local fjord near the old Tirsbæk Estate. In the summer this is a popular bathing spot, and many kayakers use the boat ramp here all year round.Danish tourism is very focused on Copenhagen, so there are so many things most tourists never see. Perhaps I should start a YouTube channel called Don't visit Copenhagen, showing all of it.I was out a bit late for photography, but luckily I brought a very bright lens that saved the photos (Sony 24-70 f/2.8).#Tirsbæk #Denmark #photography

     

    My #SilentSunday was a hike around "The Holy Headland" (in Danish: Helnæs), which is a droplet shaped, tiny peninsula south west of the island of Funen in Denmark.

    It has sea on all sides so the light is wonderfully bright, and the conditions where optimal today.

    Calm and quiet. A great place to think.

    #photography #Sony24_70_F2_8

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