A few rays of sunshine, but it wasn’t comparable to September last year.
Esrum Lake is Denmark’s second largest lake.
The lake is shaped like a large bathtub with deep slopes not far from the width and a large relatively flat bottom. It is formed during the last ice age, probably because a large ice block has been left on site.
September last year
HANNA'S WALK 
Nice pictures, Hanna. Shame about the grey skies. The same here for the past three days, with huge amounts of rain.
Alen
Thank you, Alen. I hope the weather is getting better, so you can enjoy your beautiful surroundings. Tonight, large amounts of rain have fallen and many spring flowers are broken. Fortunately, there are still many buds ready to beautify the world 🙂
Hope your vegetables are still thriving?
Oh i would like the walk down and back grey sky and all. it looks like a beautiful destination.Thank you for inviting us along!
Dear Holly. You are more than welcome!
I wish you were there to taste the berries in autumn and enjoy the sweet summertime with a glittering lake 🙂
beautiful landscapes, Danmark is really beautiful
Hi Mitza. Glad you enjoyed the walk ❤
Las tres primeras fotos son maravillosas, Hanna. Gracias por esta bonita entrada.
Abrazos.
Querida Isabel. Es con caminos, como con la vida: cuanto más colinas y vueltas, más aventuras ❤ 🙂
Feliz fin de semana,
Hanna
Great pictures you’ve taken! 🙂 The first picture is so powerful.
Thanks a lot, John. The motive was really eye-catching, the lake at the end of the path.
Great shots! =)
Thank you, Ana Lucia!! 🙂
Excellent. I love the landscape.
Hi rabirius. It’s a great place full of variations in the landscape. Though it is not Georgia 🙂
In the autumn you can find lots of blackberry on a walk along the lake.
There is a difference between blackberry, but these are exquisite.
Well. Denmark has beautiful landscapes too! 🙂
Thanks 🙂