The Hawthorn in Jægersborg Dyrehave

16 thoughts on “The Hawthorn in Jægersborg Dyrehave”

1. That last shot is so beautiful, Hanna! Hope you’re having a happy week. 🙂

   • Thanks Jo. It was sheer luck I was ready with my camera when the deer came running 🙂
     Wish you happy days ❤

2. It’s so nice to see some colour in this November-grey, dear Hanna. Love, Peggy

   • Thank you, Peggy. I look forward to every sunny day 🙂
     It’s the light that makes the difference.
     Love, Hanna

3. Me he quedado sin palabras ante tantas fotos maravillosas. Mi enhorabuena Hanna.
   ¡wonderful shots!
   All the best.

   • Thank you, Isabel. I love the scenery so much. But the weather has a lot to do with my success 🙂
     Wish you a lovely evening ❤
     Hanna

4. Preciosa serie, Hanna, me ha encantado. La Naturaleza en todo su esplendor.
   Saludos

   • Thank you so much, Leo. The plain, where the hawthorn stands is unique in its kind, and has made a very interesting crossing with a different kind of hawthorn. This hawthorn was planted on an emergency cemetery 500 hundred meters away, raised over cholera-affected people from an epidemic in Copenhagen in 1853. These thorns were suppose to keep people and animals away and prevent the infection from spreading.
     All the best,
     Hanna

     • Y con la historia que tienen estos maravillosos arboles, todavía me resulta más hermosa tu serie fotográfica.
       Un abrazo y feliz día.

     • Muchas gracias, Leo. Te deseo un feliz día!!!

5. I remember your tale about the hawthorn. You have some interesting tales to tell, Hanna.
   Alen

   • Hi Alen. Where would we be without fantasy? Without imagination, no dreams and no goals!
     Greetings,
     Hanna

6. Smukt… 🙂

   • Tak for det, Le Drake Noir 🙂 🙂

7. Beautiful images ! Thanks for sharing!

   • It’s such a thrill to go for a walk there in all seasons. Thanks for visiting!!
     Greetings,
     Hanna