Travel Date: July 26, 2008
Travel Destination: Lindholm Høje
Keeping with todays theme on the travel to DK topic and the changed my mind (see Jacki's blog here) todays topic is Lindholm Høje. I only got a few photos from this visit so instead of repeating photos and story head on over and check out the story and photo on Jacki's blog.
I do however have a panorama I created giving a wide view of the area :-)
So to ensure I don't leave you with a "Is that all I get from your blog today" feeling I have added a few scenic photos from Amtoft. These are from the water front (ohh don't ask about what happens when you have a slippery surface and add plenty of water).
As you can see it's not always windy and cold in Denmark. Sometimes it's calm and in the light of the setting sun...
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10 comments:
That's a great panoramic shot! Really nice view!
My PSF is posted HERE. Please drop by if you have some time. Thanks a lot! Happy weekends!
The panarama is magnificient. I know I said this before, but I absolutely love how both you and Jacki post your different perspectives of your vacation at the same time. I especially love how you "changed your mind today".....:)
What?? You don't want people to know how you fell on your butt in the water?
THANK YOU Jacki, for clearing that one up!! Heh!
These shots are GORGEOUS. Truly!
I will add, however, that he did manage to keep the camera above water. When I heard him fall my first thought was "Not his new camera!!"
yeah... really ... thank you for explaining that one ;-)
It hurt too but I kept that camera high at all times.
Great panorama! It looks beautiful! So what does happen with a slippy surface and lots of water? It sounds like the beginning of a joke!
Your pictures are amazing! I love to take pictures, but i am just not good at it. I will keep following your blogs and see if any of your advice and tips help!
Love the panoramic view of the rock field. It looks like there is a trail and a bench, is it a park?
thank you all very much :-)
It's all good fun taking photos :-)
Emily: Sure you can. It's not all about the camera it's what you aim it at.
Keiser: You can read much more about it on Jacki's blog. But it's a viking grave yard so yeah I guess that's some kind of a park ;-)
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