Trans

Trans Church. It's another of the west coast churches that the ocean (due to erosion) will claim sooner or later.

Efforts to stop the erosion. Pretty, too.

The beach at Trans.

Nr. Lyngby Sunset

Kettrup Mountains

View from Kettrup Mountains.

Danish mountain = hill with a big ego.

Evening at Nr. Lyngby Beach

Beautiful evening at Nr. Lyngby Beach.

Grenen

Grenen - The Branch - is the most northern tip of Denmark. If you look closely, you can see the waves coming from two sides. The two oceans, Kattegat and Skagerak, meet here. This part of Denmark grows 10 meters every year.

For the ideal picture, there would be only sand and water. Grenen is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Denmark, though, so there are almost always people around. The people show the most nothern part of Denmark very well, though.

Nr. Lyngby Sunset

Cloudy sunset at Nr. Lyngby Beach.

Slettestrand

Slettestrand.

Fishing boats made especially to be pulled onto the beach the way they have been made for centuries and centuries.

Sculptures by the Sea

Sculptures by the Sea, Aarhus 2009.

Bønnerup

View from Bønnerup Harbor on a (very!) windy day in May. 

Sunset, Fjellerup Beach

Sunset at Fjellerup Beach. 

Sunset, Fjellerup

Sunset at Fjellerup Beach.

Purple Sunrise

Purple sunrise at Fjellerup Beach. 

Sunset, Fjellerup

Sunset at Fjellerup Beach. 

Sletterhage

Sletterhage. During WW2, the Germans used these hills to keep watch over Kattegat.

Sletterhage Lighthouse

“Welcome to the end of the land” it says on a sign by Sletterhage Lighthouse on Helgenæs.

Fjellerup

Snow in the air at Fjellerup Beach creates a strange light. 

Sunset, Fjellerup

Sunset at Fjellerup Beach. 

Sunrise, Fjellerup

Sunrise at Fjellerup Beach. 

Sunrise, Fjellerup

Sunrise at Fjellerup Beach. 

Sunrise, Fjellerup

Sunrise at Fjellerup Beach.