We walk silent between dolmens and burial mounds. Trees stand as exuberant dragons in the afternoon sun. A fallen tree trunk in the sun forms a bench. The trunk lies up against a huge dolmen. We hear some faint indefinable sounds near the dolmen, but there is nothing to see.
Then suddenly a squirrel rush towards a lovely tree and disappears up the tree trunk in small glimpses.
Mysterious noises and large dolmens.
I thought Halloween had business with spirits in the graves.
HANNA'S WALK 
I remain with the first one, it is an authentic pleasure to see it!!!
Thanks a lot, Jacint. The day was bright and clear. A beautiful opportunity to explore the forest 🙂 🙂
Autumn is so beautiful 🙂
Thank you 🙂
Wow, this is like a fairy tale, Hanna, and your pictures look otherworldly. Love, Peggy
Hi Peggy. The woods Tokkekøb Hegn is famous for its many dolmens from the Neolithic period. There are 23 registered barrows, which includes both long barrows, round dolmens and passage graves.
The rarity of the one we sat close to is a well preserved and exposed dolmens with four tombs. Total measuring the elongate area 25x8x1 meters. There are a total of 30 border stones. All four chambers are quite large – between 1.6 and 2.10 meters long.
In other words: There are room for many eerie spirits 🙂
Love, Hanna
Ha, this is the right way to enjoy the last golden days of autumn, Hanna.
The days are getting shorter and colder …
Dear Hanne. These last days of October have been incredibly beautiful. Yes, I am glad that I had the opportunity to be outdoors!!
This set of pictures creates Halloween mood, Hanna. It looks you still have nice autumn weather.
Hi Alexander. The weather today was fantastic. But next week snow is visiting.
Unfortunately, we have wavy weather right now. Yesterday we had +22C and today only +9C and rain. Anyway, the nature is beautiful. It looks we expect real winter this year and will enjoy it. We’ll see.
Have a nice week, Hanna.
We have loads of berries and fruits this year. It heralds a severe winter according to an old advice from the farmer.
Wish you a lovely week, Alexander!!