Danish Footbridge and Castle
May 16th 2007 09:28
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Jutland Peninsula, Denmark, 1998
Photograph by Bob Krist
A wooden bridge leads the way to a Danish castle surrounded by water. It was common for Danish lords to build their castles on small islands surrounded by lakes as a security measure. If no lake existed, an artificial body of water might have been created in its place.
(Photo shot on assignment for, but not published in, “Danish Light,” July 1998, National Geographic Traveler magazine)
Danish Footbridge
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Comment by Nickoftime's Sanity Corner
Wow! What an awesome picture of the footbridge and castle!
Looks like a place I'd love to visit...
Now I see you've stolen my 70's disco shirt! grrrr...
Stay out of my closet woman! LOL
Take care,
Nick
Comment by katyzzz
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Don't rush, I think it will be there for a while.
I know you don't really mean it about your shirts, I'll be over to borrow a few more.
katyzzz