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My #SilentSunday was a hike through the Vejle River Valley near Tørskind, returning over Runkenbjerg.
It is such a wonderful landscape, and the weather today was ideal for photography.
On the way I met a homeowner who told me the old houses out here were reasonably priced. "Who wouldn't want to live next to these views?", I thought. But then I recalled that it is half an hour drive from the Danish highway system, which is probably why it is not for everyone.
But one can dream… ♥️
@randahl
Indeed, a lovely landscape - and well-composed photos!
@seppi_hofer thank you. I shoot many and select carefully. 🙂
@randahl
Half an hour is really nothing in the scheme of things especially if the house is right. Worth thinking more about.
@randahl A half hour drive? Or as they call it in the american mid west "next door".
@GalbinusCaeli very true. We Danes are spoiled in that regard.
@randahl I think we Usaians are just ridiculous with that
@randahl that sooo lovely.....need to talk to the family about relocating soon ;)
Who wouldn't want to live there, provided you were still mobile enough to get the essentials? When I imagine going for a walk with my sweetheart, it's a dream come true. Especially in summer, at night in the moonlight, with the stars guiding the way, smelling and hearing nature, breathing deeply, just being human with my sweetheart in my arm.
@randahl Can the houses have internet, is another question.
@fullyabstract yes. In this part of Denmark, there is fiber optic cables almost everywhere. This is because for years, the government has subsidised fiber cable installation all over Denmark as part of their digitisation strategy.
The best thing is, in Denmark you get 1000 Mbit connections for DKK 400 / month, which is about $63 or €54. That has certainly been very helpful to my business, as I download A LOT of 4K stock video for my YouTube productions.
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