Exploring Møn Part 1 - Stege, Nyord, Fanefjord Kirke, and some Øl!!

[@pastrylibrary7521]

That little bakery/pastry shop is where I did my apprenticeship back in the 90's to be a pastry chef

[@TravelinYoung]

Cool!

[@jodiehebb9984]

Thank you so much for this from New Zealand. I have just been researching my family tree and my Great Grandfather came from Møn to New Zealand in 1875. One day I will visit myself.

[@SimonBannow]

please do it in summer if possible, Denmark is a lot prettier when green.

[@soviet_yoda8820]

As someone who lives close by it can definitely be recommended very beautiful place with lots of interesting people:)

[@jodiehebb9984]

@@osbornecropfield4058 while I realise Møn is in Zealand, Denmark I live in New Zealand in the Southern Hemisphere ... find Australia and take a right!

[@ChrDen]

@@jodiehebb9984 Let me know if you need help researching your family. I have a lot of experience with searching in the Danish archives :)

[@Deripperda]

Fun fact: JRR Tolkien was pretty heavily inspired by denmark in writing Rohan. He would visit Mols, where Isgård and Hjelms Dyb is located, taking inspiration for Isengard and Helms deep.

[@CENTIVS]

www.reddit.com/r/tolkienfans/comments/jfjdqw/is_helms_deep_and_isengard_inspired_by_a_danish/g9md7lm/

[@newsoundsandold]

Thank you for visiting our beautiful island Møn. So happy that you had a great time here with us. 🙂

[@traver1965]

It is interresting that it takes someone from the outside to make you appreciate what you have just beside you. Thanks for your channel

[@jodiehebb9984]

It is always the way. Growing up New Zealand had an advert on TV that said "don't leave home till youve seen the country" now with COVID and the borders closed New Zealanders are doing just that!

[@nicholaswoollhead6830]

Now a gang of foreigners are teaching me about my own country what is happening lol. Cheers guys. South Sjælland / Lolland-Falster is the prettiest part of the country

[@henrikechers9995]

I had a holiday on Møn 2 years ago. Sailing and seeing Møns Klint from a boat, was almost a religious experience. Such a great day at Møns Klint - I did NOT do the stairs

[@kn3271]

"Kong Asger's Høj" is a so called "Jættestue". They are indeed toombs, where the narrow entrances represents a passageway to the afterlife. Jættestuer can be found in most parts of Denmark. But not all of them have been excavated, and not all of them have intact stoneset chambers. LOVE the content ! keep it up. PS: you realy have to go see Bornholm some time, especialy the northern part of the island

[@JuhlHolsegaard]

I love the northern part of the island, but apparently if you're interested in geology, the Southern part of the island is much richer

[@Lars1963Piil]

.... and Christians - and Frederiks Ø when you are around Bornholm. It is the most eastern part of Denmark and has a great history.

[@AB-80X]

Went to the old brewery this past Tuesday when a buddy and I went for a one of our classic car roadtrips. Good beer and good burger.

[@madsmller4030]

I love Prixes in the green grass freaking out

[@martinrpke5388]

lived in stege, as a kid from 71 until 76, wife is from møn great video

[@jesschristensen7429]

Drive around Bogo. Nice scenery. Spend so many summers there in the 70's.

[@Cheesemaster2000]

Oh boy, where to start? This video resonated so much with me... My parental heritage stems from Møn, and in fact several of my ancestors were bell ringers at 'Fanefjord Kirke' - a trade that passed from generation to generation. In Stege, I've loved eating at 'Slagter Stig', where I've enjoied really rare cuts of all kinds of exotic meat. My closest family and I used to go to Nyord once every easter, and we used to have cofee and cake at 'Lolles Gård' - a restaurent with a wonderful atmosphere! Nyord is also the home base of 'Noorbo Handelen' A spirits monger, who also has an outlet at 'Torvehalderne' in Copenhagen, but Nyord is where the casks are stored. I find it delightful to go around at have small tasters, before setteling on a pint (or more) of a fine single cask spirit!

[@TeaTougaard]

You guys are amazing. Im a dane, but live in Turkey doing vidoes like you, but with a danish angel on Turkey. So happy I found your channel.

[@TravelinYoung]

Thats super cool! We went to Istanbul back in 2007 (?) and loved it! We definitely want to go back to see more of the coastal historical sites.

[@TeaTougaard]

@@TravelinYoung Would love to show you around, if you ever come, Im sure we have SO much we could talk about!

[@iainsp1858]

How funny - I’ve stopped by your channel a couple of times and suddenly you’re on our doorstep! Stop by for a cup of coffee in Magleby next time 🤪

[@TravelinYoung]

We will!!

[@milliemcgrail8458]

I love your videos! You are making me homesick in the best way 🙂

[@mikkelmadsen7961]

Love that place. I was born in Stege and most of my Family still live on the Island. Great to see you visit🙏

[@lagoni8741]

❤ Miranda's laugh! Another great video 👌

[@casperbocher]

Nyord is fantastic, I also visited it a couple years ago

[@n9nnascreativeandrandomstu858]

Did you go to the church that's right on the cliff, some of it fallen down to the beach?

[@24Shigeru24]

If you like looking at stars, and maybe get a little more detail on them and such, I would recommend downloading the app called Skywalk 2. You can get it with all the information available there for around 40DKK I think it was. It has a compas function where you see the night sky where you're at and you can look around through the phone to see what stars are where relative to you. You can see constallations and that they are not infact on a plane but stars light years away from eachother, you can click on stars, the moon, constallations and more to get extra info on them. It can also be a little technical with the position in the sky in horizontal coordinates and all that. Overall, it's a really awesome app! :)

[@birthekristensen813]

Tank you for the trip. I have never visited Møn. So I enjoyed your video. I have also a bad knee, so I can't come there.Will look forward to next friday😘

[@rmbkvver]

Nyord is actually one of the darkest (at night..) places in DK - astronomers love this little island...

[@steenbrlling1079]

BS - I can name you maybe 50 places in Denmark that are darker than Nyord. Easily.....

[@helensahagian1501]

Thank you. I have been on a quite trip to Møn. But had only time for the Klint. You have to learn to pronounce the Ø. As well as Æ and Å . I am sure it is difficult, but important for the language. Love your show. I think you have been to Bornholm, but did you make a show?? My favorite place in Denmark. Planing to go back to Denmark 🇩🇰 when it opens. Lived on Bispebjerg. Not too fare from you. Thanks again. I see you on KZbin.❤️🇺🇸🇩🇰

[@TravelinYoung]

Hey! We went to Bornholm before we were doing the channel, so no show yet. But....we need to go back :).

[@helensahagian1501]

@@TravelinYoung I biked Bornholm twice, at 14 and 22 years of age . Drow by car with my American family twice. With 2 of my 3 sons..🇺🇸🇩🇰❤️

[@henriknielsen1253]

At least the(se) Americans got to the "Muon" eventually 😅

[@hedegaard1966]

Thank you for another great video, and what great fun to see you on Tv2 fri, beer festival yesterday 🤗🤗🤗🤗

[@TravelinYoung]

Ha. When I hear music I have to get up and dance! I just can't help myself 💃

[@hedegaard1966]

@@TravelinYoung and in these times music really helps 💖

[@TravelinYoung]

It does! I love the band Jung! I actually listen to their albums all the time. I realized while I was dancing that this was the first time in such a long time that I got to hear live music from a band I love. It really does lift your spirits!

[@hedegaard1966]

@@TravelinYoung looked like it was super fun in tivoli, my wife and i, enjoyed the show from our living room here on Lolland 😎

[@ChokyoDK]

Love these exploration videos!

[@RealHIFIHelp]

Very exciting. They also have a very good golf club.

[@HJess1980]

Hey that's allmoste in my backyard! 😁😁

[@DistilledGuava]

Next time you visit Fanafjord Kirke - continue down the road for 2 km or so - there you'll find a nice old harbor (Hårbølle havn), where they sell delicious 'Dark and Stormies' ;) You can walk and old beach passage there, which leads you to the old Stonemines - around the old Stonemines (Stenminerne) you can find old Nazi bunkers, long overgrown by nature.

[@VixiBellum]

Have you guys traveled to Sweden and Norway? (Just to piss my lovely neighbors in danmark😁😋) : We offer almost daily sun, windless days, and warm summers and autumns. Rain is a few times a month. (Bergen doesn't offer any of this, beware). So you should visit our countries too, see the northern lights, and make videos of what you think about us. I like when ppl like you guys talk about your experiences in Scandinavia and Finland. Cheers from Norway

[@Nicoleoguchi]

This brings back so many memories. Great video 😊You should definitely come in summer and visit some of all the beaches 😍

[@barbaragraff552]

Did you try the burgers in the Restaurant on the marketplace? They Are soo good

[@JeffPhillipJoseph]

We're actually going to Møn for our summer holiday, as we're not brave enough to travel abroad yet... So this is very useful. Thanks for that! ;o)

[@srenwinkel6704]

If you are taking the ferry from Bogø to Stubbekøbing you should have a pizza at the Bogø harbor. The little cafe is owned by a guy that is also an expat coming from Italy. Could maybe be a exiting angle to have a talk with him. Also the pizzas is REALLY good.

[@runeboii]

So amazing to see your experience on Møn. Grew up here :)

[@Zandain]

Lovely video, Møn is gorgeous..been there multiple times and I always find something new! - you should visit Læsø & Samsø, during the summer..they are stunning! Great local culture on both islands! - my personal favorite go-tos and some of my favorite Danish cities, Viborg, Ribe, Slagelse & Helsingør See you later! 👋

[@playmichaella]

I just love frescos and can recommend visiting Tuse Kirke near Holbæk, it is very old from 1200 and absolutely beautiful

[@olelarsen9151]

Climbing the steps at Mons Klint is a lot of "fun". Try it on a windy fall day! Did you get the "994 steps" T-shirt?

[@batmann2o]

Things to visit at møn: Travel on the E47 to Exit 42 Bogø and do a short stop at the nearby rest area, continue on road 287 to Møn. It's quite a beautiful route to drive, especially when you are driving from Møn to E47 in the evening. Damsholte Kirke is another church that is worth a visit. It's quite different inside out from most other churches around Denmark. It could be interesting if you could get a tour in the old Stege Sugar Refinery.

[@lurkiandanti367]

Been lurking in your channel for awhile just enjoying the content)) Just wanted to say Welcome to Denmark and hope you will stay ) Greetings from DK)

[@thornerdk]

You should go find the forgotten giants. Definitely worth it!

[@sismofytter]

Awesome video Young's 👍 Getting close to 20K subs 😱

[@TravelinYoung]

So close :).

[@AbsSolut]

Never been there.. thanks for the tour.

[@Drescher1984]

This is a great video.

[@christianhauge4049]

Great video. Møn is a great place, have been there a couple of times. If you like stars and space, you should visit the Planetarium in Copenhagen or the observatory in Brorfelde. both great places.

[@Desmond000007]

Excellent choice of music! :D

[@mpwithad]

If you special honeys, you should take a trip to Endelave. It's a small island in Kattegat. About 1 hour by ferry from Snaptun outside Horsens. They make honey from brown bees which is a protected species local to the island.

[@kasperkjrsgaard1447]

And known for it’s wild rabbits

[@mpwithad]

@@kasperkjrsgaard1447 that too

[@michaelstilling2712]

I grew up on Møn, had a couple of School trips to Fanefjord kirke, god I hated them. Years later my grandfather found out, that one of our ancestors worked at the Church as a priest. Would have made the trips more fun to know back then. Did you see the stone Raised for the Mønboere who died in battle with the Swedes near the crossing to Bogø?

[@socrates_the_great6209]

I clearly need to visit Møn in the future...:)

[@mrnobody8005]

I grew up in Kalvehave, and have visited Møn countless times when I have visited my grandfather, he is the one who keeps an eye on the peregrine falcon down on Møn's cliff.

[@dennissvane1006]

Mr Nobody det skulle vel aldrig være Jens Peter Andeasen

[@mrnobody8005]

@@dennissvane1006 han hedder Niels Peter Andreasen

[@dennissvane1006]

@@mrnobody8005 Du har ret jeg hade skrevet forkert. Han var rigtig god til at undervise på Rødkilde jeg var der i 95

[@Aoderic]

@@mrnobody8005 Ah, ham har jeg mødt, et spændende menneske, og hans fugle billeder var helt fantastiske.

[@kristoffergermund]

Final shot of you two in couch, and I’m 🤔 Honey and cherry those aren’t bad nicknames 😂

[@tomasbeha1645]

So Stege had a try-it-tuesdays-market! Never knew 😄

[@coldane2]

Was that a dancing Miranda I saw in Tivoli (online) , during the virtuel beeertasting event, or did I drink too much?

[@TravelinYoung]

Ha! Caught in the act 💃💃 I LOVE the band Jung and was so excited when I found out they were there. Their music always makes me want to dance

[@helenajrgensen3157]

Now that y'all ask for some good and exciting places to visit, that is also pretty historically interesting; Try Roskilde Domkirke, this church is the Danish Kings and Queens are buried inside of the church. Their tombs are exceptionally beautiful. The church itself has a history itself for their two very big towers. The history of these towers is that the King travels away from Denmark while his Queen is pregnant and cause she gives birth to twins, she has the two towers built so that the King can see the towers a long way from the town and know that she gave birth to twins (Back then the town Roskilde was the capital of Denmark and Copenhagen was a small market town.) The church inside is absolutely gorgeous and very historical, very big and elegant.

[@kimsindalsen8797]

Used to live in Stege (now live and work Vordingborg - basically just across the bridge (30km) ;)) You sure should come back for the Tirsdags-marked in summertime, yeah :)

[@kimsindalsen8797]

When you come back to Møn in the summer - I can recommend visiting Møn Is - www.moen-is.dk/ - they make some great icecream, I would normally recommend their liquorice ice cream, but then again, I've seen you candy tasting ;) And think I saw it mentioned, but Liselund Park is surely worth a visit, too.

[@knudkofod-hansen9622]

Just love how the transcription writes stay insted of Stege

[@anderslarsen6009]

If you want to see a "torvemarked" you could go to Køge every Wednesday and Saturday.

[@SimonBannow]

yes might be the prettiest square(torv) in Denmark

[@Dovndyr13]

Nothing to do with modern Denmark, but if you love astronomy history visit the island of Hven between Copenhagen and Landskrona (Sweden) (Landskrona has an interesting citadel, if you decide to go to Hven). Hven was known for Tycho Brahe who made his Astronomical research here before he went to the the German emperor Charles in Prague. Curious what you prefer - Møns Klint or the UNESCO World Heritage Listed Stevns Klint

[@TravelinYoung]

That's cool! I love the Tycho Brahe Astronomical globe at Fredericksborg. we'll have to check this out - M

[@davidpax]

Fun fact about churches in DK. They are all pointing east-west with the tower in the west end. And people are buried in that way too, with the head in the west end of the grave.

[@JulianIversen]

I didn't know that :) Now i'm looking at all the churches nearby

[@jesperek1]

please come to taulov

[@steenbrlling1079]

You still need to go to Thy - the most northwestern of all Denmark - and the most beautiful of Denmark. And if you come, I shall make it my pleasure to show you around for a couple of days...

[@schjelde]

Suggestion: Lolland: Nakskov Fjord, Frederiksdal (for the Cherry wine, thank me later), Dodekalitten, Knuthenborg, Krenkerup Brewery, Maribo Domkirke and the lakes

[@TheEskimoo]

hey i have been following for a little while and you guys are awesome and funny thing throughout the video i followed you guys over google street view to see the island for my self, i even found the little hole(kong asgers) and thanks for teaching me about denmark even tho i live here as well, but in aalborg :)

[@adamzwierzynski4147]

Thx..!:)

[@batmann2o]

Other places to visit in Denmark: The west coast on Jylland all the way from the area around "Møgeltønder" to "Skagen" are something special, and scenery varies a lot along the way. The things mentioned below are just some of the tings worth visiting. The old town "Ribe" with it's "Domkirke" (great view from the tower), Viking museum, "Kammerslusen" The very small island of "Mandø" The small old town "Varde" and its miniature city. The WW2 bunker museum "Tirpitz" in "Blåvand" "Filsø" nature park. (do a short stop in the nearby beach town "Henne Strand") The refugee cemetery "Flygtningekirkegården" in "Oksbøl" (a museum are under construction and is scheduled to open in the summer of 2022) The town "Nymindegab", the old railroad to the military facility and the area around. Follow the road 181 and do a stop in "Hvide Sande", "Nørre Lyngvig Fyr", "Naturkraft" experience center in "Søndervig" In "Thorsminde" you can visit "Strandingsmuseum St. George" a museum about the harsh conditions for ships in the North Sea and the shipwrecks it has caused. That's just some of all the tings worth visiting from the German boarder to "Thorsminde"

[@linusmolin7391]

you guys should go to ven - the island between sjælland and sweden

[@peterlarsen7779]

Hey guys! Once again you put me to shame by sharing yet another location that I've never been in my own country 🤭😙 I enjoyed this clip as I always do with your shares. When you head down to Møn next time, may I suggest taking a minor detour to the village of Faxe, and take a look at "Faxe Kalkbrud" (Faxe Limestone Quarry). Please GOOGLE it, as it's a pretty darn big open quarry with incredibly beautiful water in it, as well as chances of finding fossils... When you are close to entering the village (depending on which road you use), you'll get the aroma of winegums or "labre larver" as "HARIBO" is located here. Faxe brewery (now part of Royal Unibrew) is also here, and you can get that distinct scent of the brewing process. Just a thought... 😊👍 Stay safe! 👋👋

[@siajnesdunk]

If you like honey, Danish strawberries with fresh luquid honey and cream is a dessert for you. Enjoy it in end of June to July when the old Danish strawberries like Zefyr and Korona are best. You cannot find those in supermarkets.

[@fgt78]

Looks like you had a nice trip :)

[@modafoto]

I like that you pronounce it Moon ;)

[@Bjowolf2]

Two more Americans go to the "Mooen" 😉

[@mossaddk]

Think it would be fun, for others, maybe yourself. to get out and see sports from states being played in denmark. There are some nice clubs even close to where you live and also cheerleaders, flagfootball, softball and so on. Also once Sweden open up, you could make on on kronborg-Kernen (Helsingborg) and have Danes got rich on "sundtolden" and have easy it is to travel between Sweden and Denmark.

[@Gaston4760]

my home island so nice 🤪 😎 the beautiful little church on nyord my son is baptized there and you are not allowed to drive cars in the city unless you live there

[@wollaminfaetter]

You make me wanna visit my own country. 04:44 try and find "Rød Tuborg". They sometimes make them in small runs. Ask your dealer :) You might want to visit Hindsholm and Fynshoved on Fyn. It's very special IMHO.

[@kasperkjrsgaard1447]

Rød Tuborg is right now. Buy now, they won’t be back before next year.

[@wollaminfaetter]

@@kasperkjrsgaard1447 Great! You are absolutely right: tuborg.dk/ol/roed/

[@sorensanderskov]

For Møn part 2 consider the endless amount of puns on the name Stege = the Danish verb "at stege" = to roast. You know the word from "flæskeSTEG" :-D

[@Cirkelo]

you are in denmark, where it is perfectly legal to say; nah, I am way too old today to crawl into some darn hole... :D

[@ChokyoDK]

If you liked Møns klint you should check out Stevns klint. Huge cliffs by the sea with a lot of chalk and fossilized plants. Also on Sjælland but a bit more north than Møns klint. (not as big as Møns klint)

[@petervandyk7173]

Miranda: a strange fact concerning the whitewashing of the church frescoes. It happened pretty much in every Danish church post reformation. Decorating the church was considered a vulgar catholic tradition. But it actually preserved many of the frescoes, so if it hadn't been for some over-zealous protestant movement in Denmark, most frescoes would have been lost to time.

[@TravelinYoung]

Fascinating!

[@TyCetto]

Denmark got an abundance of very old Christian frescos in our churches which is very unique.

[@HansMilling]

I crawled into one with my daughter a few years ago. If you want to see the video, how it is built inside. Write to me on Facebook Messenger, and I will send a link to the video.

[@Uzi2800]

Holy moly when i subscribed you had 6000 followers and look at you now that’s crazy, good for you, ... please chance the intro, seen and heard it 1000 times now and I’m getting sick of it😂🤷🏼‍♂️

[@klausolekristiansen2960]

I would not say that it is unfortunate that the murals were covered in whitewash for about 500 years. That is what preserved them. Did you see the murals in the cathedral when you were in Århus?

[@tossedburrito9028]

Kong Asgers Høj is possibly, if not probably, built by a culture very similar to that of Rohan, from LOTR.

[@TravelinYoung]

Yes! When I saw this I absolutely thought of Theodred's funeral (I accidentally said Theoden). Just the costuming, the language, everything. And the buildings at Edoras are VERY Scandinavian. The main building at Edoras reminded me a bit of stave churches. Also, the Dwarf written language is basically old Scandinavian Runes. Oops my fandom is showing 😂 - Miranda

[@Urterod]

Cant wait to see you all in Nordjylland, i will make a real viking pot over fire:)

[@JJ-fromDK]

damn, you guys are seeing more of Denmark than me :0)

[@joepatroni8777]

It's the "Murican" way

[@krellesverden]

visit nykøbing falster some day it's my home town

[@SrenThustrup]

"You make me go first?!" I've been told that the habit of letting a woman enter or exit first was a precaution against ambushes. Comes up in Icelandic sagas, I believe.

[@TravelinYoung]

Haha some how I dont think the spiders in there would hold back. They'd definitely ambush you

[@Snapsepaven1]

Send in Brisket with a go pro on

[@briankristensen7847]

If you like to see the night sky, you should try to go to Tunø or Samsø, those islands are some of the darkest places at night, in Denmark, and you can really see the night sky

[@Bronzescorpion]

Looking at a light map Anholt seems to be even better, but Møn actually has a dark sky park, where they actively makes an effort against light pollution, so you get quite a good view there as well and it is more convenient in regardswith to travel, considering where they live. That being said, Samsø should still be a place to visit for multiple reasons, maybe the festival since they like music, so they can combine it with star gazing, when they are there.

[@magne9008]

if the sky is clear, and your far away from any towns or roads, you can may be lucky to see the northern lights :-)

[@Lars1963Piil]

Check out Møens Is when you are there - freshly made ice cream made from milk of the farm. You are in for a threat!

[@michaelbilstrupjensen521]

you have to take and come to FUR Denmark beautiful island in with ferry there over I probably search for came over for free. You kan see Fur kirke from 1100 And taste Fur beer Fur bryghus.

[@Wlmer82]

you should try a pizza from delfinos pizza

[@turridanrobo4051]

Try the city Køge ;)

[@DefenderOfChrist_]

Christianity❤️

[@gabunka65]

Wisit Bogø it is nearby

[@gabunka65]

My hood :-)

[@filosof2408]

If you go back to Nyord, you should try the food at Lollesgaard. Great traditional Danish food. www.lolles.dk/

[@TravelinYoung]

For sure! We saw it but we weren’t super hungry when we were there. I am certain we will be back :).

[@filosof2408]

@@TravelinYoung Oh, Thanks for your reply. 😊 I recommend the rabarberkage (rhubarb triffle) for dessert or with your afternoon coffee. 😊👍🏻

[@JohnNy-kt3vg]

you have to taste the whiskey of nyord :)))

[@TravelinYoung]

Whiskey of Nyord?! Do tell!

[@JohnNy-kt3vg]

@@TravelinYoung not much to tell, but lots to drink .... google "whiskey nyord" and check it out :))))

[@finncarlbomholtsrensen1188]

For many years you could only sail to Nyord, but I think in the late sixties a one lane bridge was built to the Island. But the farms are still in the original, for the time, group of buildings intended for a farming for all in common. A real communist idea, many years before anybody thought about this! And the chamber tombs are in several versions also nearby, as a tomb rebuilt on Knudshoved Odde, near Vordingborg. A new cover stone was found, as the original tomb had become dangerous, and now it is like originally intended, with an earth cover, and a constantly dry chamber. But most people couldn't read so the paintings in the churches are for people having something to look at, during the most boring sermon for hours, in Latin! And looking at the "Elmelunde Master" group of paintings, people really don't seems to care, if they go to Hell or to Heaven! And in Vordingborg Church, the painter has made fun of one of his colleagues and has made a not so flattering painting of a mans head, with a band below: "Jeppe Murer"! A "murer" is a brick-layer! It wasn't intended to be seen and was most likely covered shortly after, but during a repair in the nineteen thirties, a painting was seen as a shadow behind the white chalk cover from later times, so it was made visible again, and is to this day!!!

[@kramler]

I know Danish is hard to speak, especially our made up vowels, like æøå. But it sounds like he's say moon, but with eo instead. If it can maybe help on the pronunciation then go to google translate, translate.google.com/?sl=da&tl=en&text=M%C3%B8n&op=translate and listen to her. Hope it can help you Also, go a bit further to the north and check the Church at Stevns Klint. Some of it fell into the sea, back in 1928 because the cliff it self was vanishing into the sea

[@adrianpallis4568]

Whitewashing has another meaning here in denmark XD But yes protestantism didnt allow those Catholic frescoes...... but they are sooo.... beautifull those frescoes.