#hammershus

[huariqueje]

Moonlight view from Hammershus ruins on the island of Bornholm - Georg Emil Libert , 1893.

Danish, 1820 - 1908

Oil on canvas , 44 x 34 cm 17.3 x 13.3 in.

[leviabeat]

Michael and Ea Abigail leading the way while little Aaron brings up the rear

Made from this video originally from Jeanet's Instagram story

[ghostsofhistory]

Ved / At Hammershus, Bornholm.

S/S Aarø af Haderslev grundstødt ved Kamelhovederne (navn for klippeformationen) 3. februar 1937 på Bornholm.

Dengang: 3. Februar 1937, ukendt fotograf. Nu: 24. august 2018, Jens Voigt. Samling: Peter Reinhold Kyhl

S/S Aarø of Haderslev grounded at the Camelheads (name for the rock formation) February 3, 1937 on Bornholm.

Then: February 3, 1937, unknown photographer. Now: August 24, 2018, Jens Voigt. Collection: Peter Reinhold Kyhl

[lionofchaeronea]

View of the Ruined Castle of Hammershus, Ferdinand Richardt, 1849

[laclefdescoeurs]

A view of Hammershus with a shepherd driving his herd along, Danish painter, first half of 19th century

[1five1two]

'Hammershus'. Anton Eduard Kieldrup. 1849.

[liturgical-agenda]

Sunset at Hammershus Castle Ruins by Vilhelm Kyhn

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For the fic write ask game: 🍎What's something you learned while researching for a fic? 🔮What's your favorite plot twist you've ever written? 🛌 What's a trope you haven't written, but want to?

🍎What's something you learned while researching for a fic?

Ooh I've learned a few things researching Overwatch fics! I never would've learned of the existence of Hammershus, which is this neat little ruined fortress in Denmark if it weren't for like. looking around for locations that could pass as Watchpoints, and I looked up and compiled a HUGE amount of Australian slang so I'd feel more comfortable writing Junkrat!

🔮What's your favorite plot twist you've ever written?

OOOOOH. I don't think the fics I have on my AO3 have very many plot twists. I think the only thing that really counts at the mo' is the ending of part 2 of Triptych. I do have a very VERY loose outline for an Ace Attorney fic in my head, and considering that series is ALL ABOUT sudden changes of fate, it has at least one major one that hopefully I'll be actually be able to write someday.

🛌 What's a trope you haven't written, but want to?

VERY APPROPRIATE CHOICE OF EMOJI, QUESTION WRITER, because it's the Oh No Only One Bed trope LMAO. I'm more interested in the like, awkward pining potential of it over the sexytiems potential. Also!! The Drunken Confession thing because I think it's just so ripe for hilarity. BOTH are 100% going to happen in Sunshine Serenade eventually!! Because I figured "well this fic is already for 1000% for me, so might as well throw in some stuff I've always wanted to try" haha!

[silverior968]

Hammershus: Difficult terrain but very scenic and next to the sea, which is good because they escape by boat. Lots of constructs to barricade in

Lilleborg: Very scenic, pretty easy terrain. No places to hide, and the body of water next to it is, upon further inspection, a very small lake

Kalø: Semi-easy terrain, next to the sea. Very open, only one place to hide. Perhaps too open

[tkwsdmc]

Best Places to visit in Denmark

Denmark is a charming country with a rich history, beautiful architecture, and picturesque landscapes. Here are some of the best places to visit in Denmark:

Copenhagen - Denmark's capital city and a vibrant cultural hub. Explore the colorful Nyhavn harbor, visit the famous Little Mermaid statue, and stroll through the historic Tivoli Gardens.

Aarhus - Denmark's second-largest city and a center of art and culture. Visit the ARoS Aarhus Art Museum, explore the picturesque Old Town, and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere along the waterfront.

Odense - Birthplace of renowned fairy tale writer Hans Christian Andersen, Odense offers a charming atmosphere and attractions like the Hans Christian Andersen Museum and the picturesque Funen Village.

Skagen - A picturesque seaside town located at the northern tip of Denmark. Known for its stunning beaches, unique light, and vibrant art scene, it's a great place for nature lovers and artists.

Roskilde - Home to the famous Roskilde Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and the Viking Ship Museum. Explore the history of the Vikings and attend the annual Roskilde Festival, one of Europe's largest music festivals.

Frederiksborg Castle - Located in Hillerød, this magnificent Renaissance castle is surrounded by beautiful gardens and a lake. Inside, you can explore the Museum of National History, which showcases Danish history and culture.

Bornholm - A Danish island in the Baltic Sea, known for its picturesque coastal landscapes, charming fishing villages, and ancient ruins. Visit the Hammershus Castle Ruins and enjoy the island's unique natural beauty.

Legoland Billund - A must-visit for families and Lego enthusiasts. This amusement park in Billund offers a world of Lego-themed attractions, rides, and displays that cater to all ages.

Kronborg Castle - Situated in Helsingør, this UNESCO World Heritage site is known as the setting for Shakespeare's play "Hamlet." Explore the impressive fortress, stroll through the castle grounds, and enjoy panoramic views of the Øresund Strait.

Møns Klint - Located on the island of Møn, these breathtaking chalk cliffs are a natural wonder. Take a hike along the cliff tops, enjoy the stunning views, and visit the GeoCenter Møns Klint to learn more about the area's geology.

These are just a few of the many wonderful places to visit in Denmark. Each destination offers its own unique attractions and experiences, showcasing the country's rich history, culture, and natural beauty.

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Bornholm, die "Perle der Ostsee", ist eine dänische Insel, die mit ihrer einzigartigen Schönheit und Vielfalt Besucher aus aller Welt anzieht. Die Insel besticht durch ihre abwechslungsreiche Landschaft, von weißen Sandstränden über raue Klippen bis hin zu malerischen Wäldern und idyllischen Fischerdörfern.

🏝️ Die Küste Bornholms ist geprägt von imposanten Felsenformationen wie den Helligdomsklipperne und den Dueodde-Strand mit seinem feinen weißen Sand. Wanderer können auf dem rund 150 km langen Küstenweg die atemberaubende Schönheit der Insel entdecken.

🌳 Im Landesinneren beeindruckt Bornholm mit seinen grünen Wäldern, sanften Hügeln und idyllischen Seen. Kulturell bietet die Insel mit ihren historischen Sehenswürdigkeiten wie der Festung Hammershus oder den Rundkirchen ein reiches Erbe.

🍴 Kulinarisch verwöhnt Bornholm seine Besucher mit frischem Fisch, regionalen Spezialitäten wie Räucherhering und dem berühmten Bornholmer Honig. Ein Besuch auf Bornholm verspricht Erholung, Naturerlebnisse und kulturelle Highlights gleichermaßen.

[worldsandemanations]

View of the Ruined Castle of Hammershus, Ferdinand Richardt, 1849

[leviabeat]

The Poulsens visited Hammershus, the ruins of a medieval era castle on the Danish island of Bornholm.

All via Jeanet's Instagram and her Instagram story

[mansjensenphotography]

Richard, Bornholm 1988 . . . . . . . . . . . #roadtrip #bornholm #denmark #ishootfilm #analogphotography #filmsnotdead #harleydavidson #nikon #nikonf2as #ilfordhp5 #1988 @nikonsverige @nikoneurope @ilfordphoto @analog_mag @life_framer (på/i Hammershus Ruin) https://www.instagram.com/p/CmexxUwMZSD/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[patslifeblog]

Bornholm has been battled over for generations due to its strategic location. Denmark has typically been in charge, but other nations have included Sweden and Lübeck. The largest medieval stronghold ruin in northern Europe can be seen at Hammershus, which is located near the northwest tip of the island. The only remaining Danish territory in Skneland east of the resund is made up of Bornholm and Ertholmene; it was ceded to Sweden in 1658 but was reclaimed by Denmark in 1660 following a local uprising.

Due to its weather and rock-like geology, the island is also known as Solskinsen ("Sunshine Island") and Klippeen ("Rock Island"), with the exception of its southern coast. The weather is calm, and the heat from the summer is trapped in the granite formations.

At the start of the 20th century, Røne Bornholm attracted a large number of renowned artists who eventually came together to form the Bornholm school of painters. Along with Oluf Høst, they also include the Danes Edvard Weie (1879-1943), Olaf Rude (1886-1957), Niels Lergaard (1893-1982), and Kraesten Iversen (1886-1955) from Denmark as well as Karl Isaksson (1878-1922) of Sweden.

The island noted multiple shocks in 2023. Scientists on the island said that acoustic pressure waves were to blame for the tremors, but they were unable to identify the waves' source. Although both have been deemed unlikely, theories regarding the tremor's causes include an earthquake and a nearby detonation.

Edit Bornholm was taken over by Nazi Germany while still being a part of Denmark, under German and Soviet rule.

Pt.2 Bornholm (Face reveal :D)