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kimbofo  > Travel > Denmark > Skagen - nature
Skagen, on the northern-most tip of Denmark, has gorgeous windswept beaches, open countryside, woods and moorlands. But its most distinctive feature is the many thousands of hectares of coastal dunes and dune heaths. These pictures were taken in March 2004.
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kimbofo > Skagen is renowned for its magical light, said to be due to the sunshine reflecting off two main bodies of water - - the North Sea to the west and the Baltic to the east. But this picture, revealing the silvery light of the sun behind clouds, is like something out of this world.
kimbofo > This is the Kattegat (or Baltic) side of the Skagen peninsula.
kimbofo > This is a view looking towards Grenen taken from the top of the lighthouse.
kimbofo > The waves of the North Sea (Skagerrak) and the Baltic Sea(Kattegat) crash against each other in the very middle of this picture.
kimbofo > This is Tim at Grenen, the northern most tip of Skagen, where two seas meet.
kimbofo > Tim on a dune near Albaek. We were looking for German bunkers mentioned in a tourist brochure - without much luck.
kimbofo > Much of the coastline in this part of the world plays host to decaying, crumbling bits of concrete - bunkers that were built to by German occupying forces during World War II to protect the coastline from Allied invasion.
kimbofo > These German bunkers at Kandestederne were virtually being devoured by the sea.
kimbofo > This part of the world is known for its white, sandy beaches, but in some small stretches pebbles, and not sand, made up the coastline.
Skagen is renowned for its magical light, said to be due to the sunshine reflecting off two main bodies of water - - the North Sea to the west and the Baltic to the east. But this picture, revealing the silvery light of the sun behind clouds, is like something out of this world.
 > Skagen is renowned for its magical light, said to be due to the sunshine reflecting off two main bodies of water - - the North Sea to the west and the Baltic to the east. But this picture, revealing the silvery light of the sun behind clouds, is like something out of this world.
Skagen is renowned for its magical light, said to be due to the sunshine reflecting off two main bodies of water - - the North Sea to the west and the Baltic to the east. But this picture, revealing the silvery light of the sun behind clouds, is like something out of this world.
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