Proof that Denmark is NOT flat!! / Mols Bjerge National Park / American in Denmark
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Hi! I'm Kelly, an American living in Denmark and surrounding by a Danish husband and our two very Danish kids! Come along with us as we find some ancient burial mounds from the Bronze Age, explore an ancient castle, and prove that Denmark is NOT flat!!
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10:25 *shakes fist in a eastward direction* Damn Swedes...
I once saw a hill, in my Danish childhood. But then my dad told me it was just mom sunbathing in the garden.
Omg🙈😂
It is almost as hilly as in the South Funen Alps :-p lol
I have lived both places, it is hillier, but also less forested. Both places are beautiful.
I was right; Agri Bavnehøj has six meters on Frøbjerg Bavnehøj.
My grandmother lived right next to the national park all of her life, and I moved into her house for a while after she passed - 200 meters from the beach, right between the national park and Ebeltoft. I walked all of the paths in the video more than once. It's my favourite place in the whole country.
Wow. That sounds magical. :)
Many thanks for your travelogue. Especially appreciated during pandemic since we don’t want to travel now!
Hubby has had his two Pfizer vaccinations and I have had my first;)
I hope all goes well with those. We are hoping to get ours soon! In the meantime, we have only been going to natural places. I don't have the desire to be around people until we get out of winter...at least. :) Thanks for watching.
That seemed like a workout for Mom, who had to talk AND climb!
Such a beautiful country and I enjoy seeing more of its differinng landscapes and just differences in general...the swimming pool thing, just wow. Your husband was so sweet to acknowledge your courage to just plunge in (no pun intended, do they pun in Danish?) and get "nekkid" (that's Southern) with your kids like that, with no flipping warning.
I love your videos and blogs and look forward to every one🥰
Continued good luck with your studies and hope you do an hour long deal for us when your brand new, made-to-measure, bespoke, hybrid, beauty of a car is delivered next month!!!
Thanks so much! I hope things don't get delayed with the car, but I will be more than ready to take you guys on a "tour" of it! :) Thanks for also checking out the blog. That mean so much! :)
Looks like you guys had a lovely time! Shame Denmark didn't show itself from it's better side with clear blue skies... Perhaps next time 😊
We had a nice time, but some sun would have been a bit nicer! :)
Nice to see Denmark through your eyes :-)
Since I live in Ebeltoft, you where in my neighborhood! Nice video, ans A LOT of Corona exercise, and good for the boys!
That brings back memories with my dad driving up there and walking to Slotsruinen.
Suggested music for climbing Mols Bjerge: "Running Up That Hill" by Kate Bush. And yeah, the snow has even melted in the hills.😎
Kate Bush was the BEST :-) ! My favorite is "Weathering Hights" though :-D ! Lot of climbing going on there to :-D !
Hi :) I can recommend Rebild Bakker, where there are high hills and a troll forest. Every year, the Rebild Festival celebrates American Independence Day, July 4, in Rebild Bakker. It is believed to be the largest celebration of July 4 outside the United States. The first time the Rebild Festival was held was in 1909 in connection with the National Exhibition in Aarhus. Since 1912, the Rebild Festival has been held in Rebild Bakker.
There are also limestone mines in Rebild and in Mønsted, which I can recommend. :)
I have been to the limestone mines in Mønsted. I even wrote about it on my blog! Thanks for the recommendations. I have actually some recommendations that you might like on my blog. Just check out the section called Denmark! ;)
Very nice scenery. Spending some time there a couple of years ago on a summer trip, I'm glad that my plans weren't deleted. Definitely worth going.
Thumbs up for the pinecone artillery 😁👍
They make life interesting! :)
Loved exploring Kalø Slot when we were there. Took the bus from Aarhus.
That sounds like a nice choice for a day trip! ;)
Nice video Kelly. Best of all, there is no snow or ice in those hills. Cheers! :)
We found the smallest bit of snow, but it wasn't really enough to do anything with. :)
@@MyNewDanishLife Good stuff. :)
Really really good post! Loved it :-) !
Thanks so much! :)
@@MyNewDanishLife Denmark is only flat anywhere else than Jutland (and the Fynen Alps ) :-D :-D ! I would have collapsed half way up :-( !
@@KHValby LOL :)
So beautiful out there 🤗 you shoul try Dollerup bakker near Viborg. There's Lots of history and stores. I think the Boys would love the stores about old kings, robbers and witches. And ofcourse they Are ALL true 😁 go sommer 🙋♀️
We have been there many times. I have written about it on my blog, too! :) I have so much more on my blog than on the TH-cam channel! :) Thanks for watching!
Well there's another place I have to go :D. Looks like your could have a really great hike in that area.
Especially if you don't go on the paths. LOL My boys wanted to walk up every hill they could find. They nearly killed me! ;)
@@MyNewDanishLifeHe he yeah of course they did 😄.
Thats funny I live in Grenaa Try Silkeborg if you want hills and they got beautiful lakes too
omg im in grenaa! damn we could have said hi! shame, anyways i hope you had a fun time :D
That is close! :) We did have a great time. Thanks! :)
Hi am from denmark some human’s Think denmark is not pretty but they are wrong love your videos
Denmark doesn't have mountains, but that doesn't mean it's flat.
so true!
Denmark is beautiful, but very flat.
I usually take vacations to Norway. I love my Norwegian brothers.
Their country is beyond beautiful
Try Greenland.
I agree. I love Norway!
@@MyNewDanishLife Norway is fantastic, I lived there. I currently live in Greenland which is... Something else. For good and bad.
@@PalleRasmussen I would love to visit Greenland. My cousins are from greenland.
It's weird that i haven't been there already.
I love colder weather and the ocean, so i am sure it's gonna be a fine vacation. :)
@@PalleRasmussen Just curious. What's 'bad' (as you say) about living there
Can you hike across private property,as in English countryside?
I do not think so.
Can I drive with my us driver liscence in Denmark or I have to take test
Are you going to be here to visit? You can drive with a US driver's license, but I think you have to be something like 26 to rent a car. If you are moving here, you can exchange your American license for a Danish one.
Bestod buejagtprøven, ved Kalø Vig, under den gamle dispensationsordning, inden buejagten blev underlagt jagtloven.
Den gang skulle man kunne ramme med mindst ni ud af seksten skud. Skød ni pile. Og fik at vide - at jeg ikke behøvede at skyde de resterende pile.
Reglerne er blevet strammet en anelse op, siden dengang.
Smukt område
If you want too see the real hilly part of Denmark. Travel to the coast of Hirtshals or Hanstholm.
That is not hilly really, not compared to Søhøjlandet. I am also fairly certain Mols Bjerge is taller than the ridge up in Thy, but will have to check to be sure.
I did, Agri Bavnehøj 137 m, Isbjerg 56 m.
That is a nice area! We went up there but only for a quick stop.
Hey, I'm also curious about dangerous (non-human) creatures.
With all that traipsing around over there, you haven't come across one snake?
Being from Ohio, you'd be familiar with black bears and rattlers, coral snakes, copperheads or water moccasins surely.
Our most dangerous snake is the rattlesnake and the viper. Search for them. They are small
We don’t have indigenous poisonous snakes other than our viper. (Hugorm). Although it is venomous, onle a very few dies of it’s bite. Mostly due to hypersensitivity to the venom.
Denmark is kind of vanilla when dangerous animal species are involved.
We have wolf. But no human has been killed by a wolf only a few sheep
I never when in rivers or lakes as a kid because I hate snakes. There aren't many in Denmark. I have actually never seen one. In Ohio, I have seen more than enough! ;)
@@MyNewDanishLife
I suppose I asked that still having the picture in my mind of that boy walking down a mountain in Italy or Switzerland with a brown bear slowly stalking him. I'm sorry, I am incredibly naive, even at my advanced age (57,) so not sure if it was even true or not but I have read European accounts of brown bear numbers getting out of hand with no effective Forestry,Wildlife or Fish and Game Service to keep them at bay, with a level that the existing habitat can support.
im danish and it is actually flat
in my opinion, if somebody should be interrestet, a TERRIBLE music choice