[ SECRET POST #2493 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2493 ⌋

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Comments

[tamabonotchi]

Only because Denmark actually doesn't have tall mountains. It could be inspired by any other scandinavian/nordic country though.

[(Anonymous)]

this reminds me of the Isak Dinesen story (it might be "The Roads Round Pisa") where Count Schimmelhorn gets cornered by this Byronic young man (who is actually a girl) who, when she finds out that the count is Danish, says that she'd love to visit Denmark and see the cliffs described in Hamlet--the part about the "dread summit of the cliff/that beetles o'er his base into the sea." And Schimmelhorn can't bring himself to reveal that Elsinore is quite flat.

[tamabonotchi]

That's actually hilarious

[making_excuses]

Well...

[(Anonymous)]

Now, it's just unkind to not provide a caption or anything.

[making_excuses]

Oh sorry Anon, I actually forgot...

It is from Denmark in Bornholm the spot is called Hammerbruddet, and only reason I know about it is because a while ago there was an article in a Norwegian newspaper about the fact that you can actually go rock climbing in Denmark.

Also here is the blog post I shamelessly stole the picture from:
http://blog.climb.dk/2008/10/climbing-on-bornholm-denmark.html

[(Anonymous)]

Thank you--it's beautiful!

[making_excuses]

No problem at all Anon. It actually is, if it was not for my intense fear of heights I would love to go there!

[diet_poison]

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