Christian 5’s eg. By Femvejskrydset northeast of the Eremitagen in Dyrehaven, there was evidence that Christian 5. was fired by a wounded dear during a parforce hunt in 1698. The spark was a contributing cause to the death of the king the following year, and his name was named after him. Dyrehaven (Danish ‘The Deer Park’), officially Jægersborg Dyrehave, is a forest park north … Continue reading My latest published Photo
Photo by Ib Jensen Hesede Forest From wikipedia: “Hesede forest is owned by Gisselfeld. Paradishaven, Svenskekløften, known from Carit Etler’s novel Gøngehøvdingen, as well as many lakes. There are carpedams that are created in converted death shells and other cultural-historical memories, among other things. restaurant Villa Gallina. The area is very important for the groundwater and for water quality in the rivers. As a strip … Continue reading My latest published Photo
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