I will post my pics in this thread.

The first ones are from last autum here in Aalborg (around the same time as now). It's autumn again here in Denmark.

They are all taken close to where I live.













Just wait till you see the Danish westcoast sky on a grey and very cloudy summerday just before it started to rain.

They will come here.
From last summer at the Danish westcoast (the Jutlandic Northsea coast) and of course the area Thy where I use to be on holiday. You know it's our first nature- and nationalpark.

The 3 windmills close to my mums house with the dark, rainy sky behind.






I will post some from the beach too.

First look at this very nice, old tree root which we used as a bench where we ate our sandwich.



2 old concrete bunkers from WW2. It's strange to know that they once were up into the dunes. The sea has moved them where they are now. I waited for around 10 minutes to get the right water spray over them.





More from another place at the same Northsea coast.














I'll upload more and send another time. It's late and I want to go to bed now.

Yes I do. They are very nice Vigs.

Thank you very much, Aithne! I'm happy you like them.

Are you living in a hot country right now? Do you need to be cooled down?
Here are some snow pics from cold and white Denmark.















I'm sorry they are a little shaken.

I hope they can make you cool down if you feel too hot.

I have more cold winter pics from Denmark. We have had snow now for more than 6 weeks. And yesterday evening, last night and most of the day today we got more. A really bad snowstorm. All over Denmark we have a big snow chaos rignt now. And they can't get salt enough to spread on the roads/streets, paths and pavements/sidewalks.

The first pics I took when I was on a very long Christmas holidays with my mum (because of all the snow I had to stay there for about 3 weeks more than I had calculated with). They are all taken during Dec. to Jan. 20th.

This is a drift taken out of my window.


And the same drift from outside the house.




This large drift nearly hides an almost 2 metres tall rosehip bush. You can only see the top of the bush over the drift. The shadow in the 2nd last pic is me.








Here are some more from the same place. See the snow reaches the roof of the barn.




I was so funny I wanted to pass a large snowdrift in the field where I walked in the snow to my knees. But we I was very close to the drift I was in snow to the middle of my thighs. And then it wasn't so funny anymore. See my footsteps into the snow.




Look! I even wrote my name into one of the big drifts (we had to move it as it was right across our little field path.






The last ones from the big city of Aalborg I took this afternoon. It's my block to the left.



Look at this sweet, little blackbird.