Church in Vrendstad, Denmark. Note the time on on the clock: 4:45 a.m. You need to get up very early to get sunrise shots during late spring in northern Denmark.
This church is across the street from an old nunnery in northern Denmark. Rumor has it the monks in a monastery 10 km away dug a tunnel so they could visit the nuns.
Church atop a hill in Roskilde, Denmark. I shot this in mid June, on the last day of my 2015 trip to Denmark. It was cloudy and raining all day, then the clouds opened a bit just before sunset. Nice parting gift from Denmark.
Decaying shipwreck, Løkken Denmark. I was fortunate enough to be there when low tide was at sunset. Only half the boat remains. Last year the entire skeleton was still there.
Church outside Ingstrup, Denmark. Most of the churches in this series were built in the mid 11th Century when the Catholics entered Denmark and started displacing the Norse religions.
On the northern borders of Wiltshire stands the small market town of Malmesbury. Its origins date back to the middle of the sixth century, after the Saxons wrested final control over this part of the country from the Britons. Malmesbury is the oldest borough in England, with a charter given by Alfred the Great around 880.
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