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First picture shows some houses from the area close to the cathedral. It is an old town founded more than 1000 years ago and it's got a lot of old houses from within the last 3-400 years.
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The building started around 1170 AD and it is the only Danish cathedral build in the genuine English style really. It really is both big and beautiful, and it is a very significant landmark in our national history.
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The last picture shows a little brown squirrel which almost ran me over while was sitting on a bench and I was so lucky to be able to catch it with my camera, lol.
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The museum is also the national center for reconstructions of ships and therefore have a sort of a harbour and a ship yard where they make the vessels with the tools from that time (the middle pictures). At the bottom pictures of the original 5 ships in the exhibition hall.
And finally a picture of some tatting. It is the the bookmark pattern that I
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4 comments:
Super story, keep 'em coming.
Hi, Susanne,
The pictures are fascinating! Sounds like an interesting tour that you two did.
I love the bookmark with the little flowers. What pattern is that? The thread you used is perfect.
Fox : )
That is so cool that you got to tour around with Liyarra! :D
could you share the pattern for this bookmark? I love the way the color comes out on the rings with the white chains separating them.
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