Perfect morning

..since you asked, here is another

Got any more?

...you fell for it.

nice

Without doubt the best time of year for me, you can always keep warm in winter, but you can't keep cool in summer!

Nice.

Lucky bastards

The stone wall in the first picture looks centuries old. Would that be correct?

Steve

This may be slightly older?

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The stone wall in the first picture looks centuries old. Would that be correct?

I guess so Steve, although they are continously rebuilt. The drystone skills are preserved, in fact I think farmers do get financial inducement to keep the walls in good condition.

Heading home

Dear Nime this last looks more like England than Norway (assuming as I do the photo is taken near your home), but maybe Danmark really is more like England than Norway, which is generally much starker and more rugged.

All the best from Fredrik

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Originally posted by Bruce Woodhouse:

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The stone wall in the first picture looks centuries old. Would that be correct?

I guess so Steve, although they are continously rebuilt.

Just like LP12s!

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Originally posted by Fredrik_Fiske:
Dear Nime this last looks more like England than Norway (assuming as I do the photo is taken near your home), but maybe Danmark really is more like England than Norway, which is generally much starker and more rugged.

All the best from Fredrik

The bits of Denmark that I know are all rolling low hills and as green as any part of England. They haven't a real hill to save themslves. Oddly some of the hills were left behind as the bottoms of ice-age lakes.

Amusingly they use the word bjerg (meaning mountain) for any high ground. This is a local highpoint:

Indeed, that could be in Herefordshire! Grand! Fredrik

Or, by coincidence, the view from the top. (without the red writing)

I've been to Denmark and can attest that much of the landscape is indeed like that of the UK.....with extra wind generators!

Cheers,

Jon

You meant like this?

Or like this?

The second pic, Nime

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but you can't keep cool in summer!

Arn't you cool all the year round? Most really cool people are

Yup, a nice cold but dry winter is what I'm hoping for.

Ice Compass


Winter Sky


Steve

Actually we live in a cob cottage which is a bit like a cave, its never truely hot or cold in here which is nice.

Need the fire on in this weather now though.

Can you guys tell me what cameras you are using?

Regards

Stephen

A Sony digital, DCS V or V1 or sommething like that. Not sure it will still be made, has 5 megapixel and a nice zeiss lens. Not terribly fancy but it has been excellent, enough exposure flexibilty to cope with difficult lighting etc.

Bruce

I'm using a Sony P71 3.2 Cybershot DSC with "Standard quality" 1600 x 1200 picture settings for more images. I think it was about £200 (when it was available) + £80 for a 128MB Memory Stick. Images are simply "Resized" to "small" in XP for the forum.

http://www.dcresource.com/reviews/sony/dsc_p71-review/