I took the train out into the countryside to the north coast of Zealand.
Watching the fields enlarging and the view becoming wide as if one climb a mountain. Animals on the field, birds, cloud patterns, colours, contours and shadows.
Sometimes interrupted by a hedge against the rails then suddenly to surprise with a new landscape, just as if the train emerged from a tunnel.
Why is the extended view so pleasant for the mind. Green rolling fields and endless bluish sea. It is great relaxation.
The church door was open in the newly restored village church. The frescoes were restored, and the tree of life was newly painted in the chapel.
When I approach the beach my mind cross the memory of the last time I was here.
A gale was doing it’s best to give brave windsurfers their life’s adventure.
Today the temperature is very pleasant and I end my walk at a little village from where I can take another train home.
That’s the great thing about Denmark. You are able to plan a lot of exiting walks in nature by taking advantage of train and bus.
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HANNA'S WALK 
Hi Hanna. I am interested in your reference to the tree of life. Is that the Yggdrasil of Norse mythology?
Alen
Hi Alen. I think of the tree of life, as an archetypal phenomenon. Although the Norns who spins the threads of life is an interesting option too. Your question sent me on a new research. Sometimes the tree of life is used as a symbolic meaning of the cross. Though I like to think of the tree of life as the ‘essential kernel of a myth’. I have that from Wikipedia 🙂
All the best, Hanna
I was asking because there is a 10th Century Viking cross in a churchyard in Cumbria, carved at a time when the Norse settlers were being converted to Christianity. One panel is said to depict the Viking tree of life.
I have to study that much more carefully. Very interesting!
Maybe I could come up with a post about the subject.
Thanks for the info.
http://www.english-lakes.com/gosforth.htm
Wow! What a link you send me!!!
… and I used these trains and buses extensively during my time there 🙂
Where was that church?
I know you used them a lot, Samuel. In fact I was very impressed how you managed to get around 🙂
Melby Kirke is situated quite close to the beach: Melby Kirke
What about Finland. Are there the same opportunities with busses and trains? Or you might go by boat with all the lakes?
Beautiful Hanna! Your thoughts! And the church ceiling…..wonderful! Thank you.
You are most welcome, Ash!!
das ist so toll, schönen Sonntag wünsche ich dir
Thank you!
Ah, refreshing winds!
Yes we like that! Don’t we? 🙂 🙂
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We do too! Put us on the list!
You are already on it, Hanne ❤ 🙂
Great, Hanna. So that’s sorted out now … ❤ Take care.
The same goes for you 🙂 ❤
The segue from NZ to Denmark was interesting..
I love to be present in the moment, thanks a lot!!!
It’s great to turn off the phone, camera, close all electronics down, just for half an hour to start with 🙂
All the best,
Hanna
Live the moment, I get that 🙂
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Really great views 🙂 I remember, we talked about spring, and it’s autumn now…
Thanks a lot 🙂
There is fine weather forecast for the days ahead. I look forward to that. The light in the birch forest is one of my favourites.
That’s the magical thing about the four seasons!!