is Østerlars from 1100AD. The round churches were
used as fortresses when pirates from Northern
Germany raided Bornholm.
I'm finally online again after a working trip to the Danish island of Bornholm last week. Thank you for all your comments on my posts. I'll comment on them in the comment section of each post. And then I'll have to catch up on all your posts too.
In this post I'll show you a few of the 500 photos I got home with me. I hope you like them.
In this post I'll show you a few of the 500 photos I got home with me. I hope you like them.
in Northern Europe. It was build in ca. 1100 by
the Archbishop of Lund as a base for the crusades
to the Baltic Countries. I didn't get many photos
here because we went there at night.
we were shown this little American kestrel.
And then the birds got bigger...a lot bigger!
me in flight. Talk about the audience
getting close to the birds!
wingspan of 3 meters. And it flew just a few cms
above our heads. I can warmly recommend
a visit to this kind of show. It was absolutely fantastic.
They are smoked locally in these smokehouses.
It's a treat with blackbread, salt and egg yolk.
This is the last working smokehouse in the
beautifull little town of Gudhjem.
on Bornholm, and the main one. It's
from around 1100 and is in Aakirkeby.
As you can see it really is an island worth visiting even when actually working:-)