The Wonderful World of June
A bike ride in the countryside in June is an encouraging happening. I felt as a child in Robert Louis Stevenson’s poem, The Swing: How do you like to go up in a swing,Up in the air so… Read More
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Though wind may blow and rain may fall…
Farewell we call to hearth and hall! Though wind may blow and rain may fall. We must away ere the break of day. Far over wood and mountain tall. By J.R.R. Tolkien, Lord of the Rings It’s time… Read More
Summer Birds, Shaky Legs and Flowers
A fairy tale was waiting for me outside the Fairy Tale Woods. A suitable name for these woods! The first thing I saw were cows grazing. But between them on the ground lay a small bundle. A cow… Read More
A Bit Shaken But Not Stirred
For a start it was like any other walk I’ve been on but then I came down to the lake. Once it was a necessity to pull off shoes and socks on this side of the lake when… Read More
Welcome Winter Solstice
Welcome to Winter Solstice. It’s a time for celebration. A time for celebrate the return of light and it certainly is dark and gloomy in Denmark today. I found pictures in my archive to light up the day…. Read More
Thaw and Icy wind
Weather is changing now. Thaw and icy wind were my companions on today’s walk. While I write these words rain is drumming on the roof. Autumn Conundrum It’s not that every leaf must finally fall . . …. Read More
The Complaint
There are quiet in the forest. Birch trunks stand naked in the shade. Their branches reach up into the low sun. Then suddenly I hear a strange sound. The sound of thawing branches complaining their distress. While the… Read More
To a Skylark
The lark trills to its heart high above the field. It disappears into the sky like a tiny dot, but the song is heard miles away and fills me with unspeakable joy. Nature is a gift! Ethereal minstrel!… Read More
On the Roof of Rondane
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