Kløverstier

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Ridder til hest, Billede på granitkvader fra begyndelsen af 1100 - tallet

Ridder til hest, Billede på granitkvader fra begyndelsen af 1100 – tallet

Vi har været oppe på Bastruptårnet, og fantaseret over historien mens vi nød synet af Bastrup Sø og skovene. Bagefter gik vi over til Klevad Mose, der altid er et besøg værd.
På turen bemærkede jeg et Kløver tegn. I kender måske betydningen, hvis ikke,  kan I læse om projektet længere nede i indlægget.
Klik i billedet af Kløversti mærket, og I kan få inspiration til en vandretur ved Bastruptårn via Endomondo.
Kløversti Kløverstier er et projekt der skal forene befolkningens muligheder for kultur-, frilufts- og naturoplevelser med motion og bevægelse.¹
Friluftsrådet, Danmarks Idræts-forbund, Danske Gymnastik- og Idrætsforeninger samt Danmarks Firmaidrætsforbund har samarbejdet om etablering af nye afmærkede stiruter i danske byer.

“Eksempler på skiltning:
Kløverstierne bliver afmærket med kløverskilte i fire farver alt afhængig af rute og længde. Ruten på 2½ km bliver grøn, 5 km blå, 7½ km rød og 10 km sort.
Ved Kløverstiernes udgangspunkt opsættes en større startpæl eller pylon.

Rigtig god tur derude og husk madpakken ❤ 🙂

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I kan læse mere om Bastruptårnet her på Egedal Leksikon

20 thoughts on “Kløverstier”

  1. That is a very neat tablet. I don’t speak Danish, but I did put the description under the image into a translator. Amazing how old it is.
    Great shots of a beautiful country. Thank you, Hanna!

    • Hi Resa. Thank you for comment on my Danish writing.
      There were no proper roads in Denmark around the year 1100. The passage here by Bastrup Lake must have been very important, since someone would sacrifice a building of this size. The location on a high point of a glacial valley reinforced the overview. From the tower there was a good view, and anyone who tried to pass could be seen from afar. With signal fire one could warn the other fortifications on enemies in good time. The tower was most likely in use until 1200s.
      The tower was the largest of its kind in northern Europe in the 1100s.* Egedal Leksikon
      At that time the Vikings had an uneasy time in Denmark. Fascinating to think about their alliances and power struggles.
      …sometimes a location has a certain aura and I must say I find it at the old ruin and the lake.
      Happy week, Resa ❤
      Hanna

  4. Estos caminos invitan a largos paseos para disfrutar de los verdes bosques. Me gusta mucho el tratamiento que das a las fotos. Las pinceladas les dan aspecto pictótico y el resultado final es muy bonito. Un abrazo y buen finde, Hanna. 🙂

  6. Brilliant Hanna! I love a walk that includes nature & history & culture. Your photos are great too; you capture the light so well.

    • The history arouses the curiosity within me and makes me fly, figuratively of course 🙂 so I guess we are alike 🙂
      Thanks a lot, Ash,
      Hanna

  7. Those cattle are rather magnificent with their shaggy faces and horns. They look very well fed in that beautiful green countryside. How lucky people are there to have such lovely paths to walk. Another lovely set of photographs. Thanks, Hanna. 🙂

    • Hi Jane. Sometimes one just want to relax and enjoy nature. That’s where the marked paths are of great help.
      The cattle seemed to enjoy the day as much as we did they look cozy with their tousled hair 🙂 🙂
      All the best,
      Hanna

  8. Skønne billeder – det burde hedde ‘firkløver-stier’ – fordi det er så heldigt at der er så mange inspirerende stier til fri afbenyttelse rundt omkring – oveni kommer så alle ‘luskepeter-stierne’ – men det er en anden historie… 😀

    • Kære Drake. Det er inspirerende med de gode stier i landskabet. Nu du nævner ‘luskepeter-stier’ er det dem ved Hald Sø, Dollerup Bakker? 🙂 🙂

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