Fourth of July Bike trip in our Danish Town
Realising that keeping our Freedom is frail and needs to be fought for
Pictures from Copenhagen
A guided virtual tour in Copenhagen, mostly the old quarters
Jelling, Home of the Kings
I recommend a free museum and areas open all year round outside, showing the testimonies of the Danish Viking kings from more than thousands of years ago. My husband Henry has an in-depth story about the site. After a long cold spring, we finally had a warm day with a clear blue sky. People gathered for lunch, ice cream or […]
War Memorial and Graves for Allied Airmen on the Island of Langeland, Denmark
On a cold and windy Whit Sunday, on our way home from a trip to Zealand, Henry and I went to a war memorial at a churchyard placed high in the countryside of Langeland, a narrow island between Funen and Zealand. Thirteen British, Canadian and American Airmen were buried here at Magleby Churchyard. Six British and Canadian airmen are still […]
Help The Children
Why do so many brilliant minds stay quiet about what is known to damage small children?
Looking Back on a Travel to the Former Soviet Union
I didn’t know then, but a week after my return from a journey to Tashkent, Uzbekistan via Moscow in August 1991, the communist regime had fallen. The year before, I had relocated from Denmark to Uppsala, Sweden, to attend bible school. Since my youth, I heard stories about the suppression of conscience and thought in the Soviet Union. After one year of […]
A Walk in Nature
Exploring our countryside has a healing effect
War victims at Bispebjerg Cemetery, Copenhagen
In the corner of Bispebjerg cemetery in Copenhagen, you can find different categories of war victims. At one spot lies the remains of German fugitives and executed German soldiers who deserted the war while in Denmark. Then you have several Danish resistance fighters slain by the occupiers or dead in the concentration camps. At their side are Danish Police officers […]
Glyptoteket, an Art Museum in Copenhagen
In Glyptoteket, you have the beauty of architecture and Carl Jacobsen's valuable art collection from ancient times until his contemporary time.
John Singer Sargent and Boston
John Singer Sargent (1856-1925)
I find his style both classic, beautiful and modern at the same time and would love to go back to the United States and find many more of his paintings
From one Heart to Another 