The light over North Sealand, Denmark – spring, summer, autumn and winter. Part 1: Halsnaes Municipality

Lyset over Nordsjælland – forår, sommer, efterår og vinter. Part 1: Halsnæs Kommune.

Oplev lyset i de 3 nordligste kystkommuner i Nordsjælland: Halsnæs Kommune, Gribskov Kommune og Helsingør Kommune.

 

Text and photos by Erik K Abrahamsen

 

Experience the light in the northern coastline municipalities of North Sealand, Denmark: Halsnaes Municipality, Gribskov Municipality and Elsinore Municipality.

 

 

Light on earth is energy from the the sun 150 mill. km. away. 

Sun is a star 4,5 bill. years old and is the center of The Solar System, which includes planets, asteroider, comets with an full extent of about 1 light year.

 

Close to the sun are the 4 planets Merkur, Venus, Earth and Mars, they are all terrestic planets.

Between Mars and venus is The Asteroid Belt – a small rocky body orbiting the sun.

The 4 big planets are all gasses: Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptun and the small planet Pluto.

Much far away in The Solar System is Kuiper Belt with thousands of comets and Oorts Sky with millions of comets in a distance of about one light year away.

Light is particle (electron energy) and wave at the same time and has a speed of 300.000 km. in a second.

 

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A double rainbow at Lieleje Beach, North Sealand, Denmark:

 

 

Light is without color (white), but in a rainbow you can see its different wave lengths when white light is refracted in drops of water from longest to smaller wave lengths: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, violet.

 

North Sealand, Denmark:

Surrounded by

Kattegat Sea in north, Roskilde Fjord and Isefjorden in west and Oeresund Belt in east,

3 lakes: Arresoe Lake, Esrum Lake and Gurre Lake,

3 forests: Tisvilde Hegn, Gribskov and Teglstrup Hegn,

3 fortress with moats and ramparts: Absalons Borg, Søborg and Gurre Borg from Danish Middle Ages around 1200-1400 A.C. and

3 royal castles: Frederiksborg Castle, Fredensborg Castle and Elsinore Castle.

 

All the above nature is a part of the future:

National Park “The kings North Sealand” –  Nationalpark “Kongernes Nordsjælland”.

 

Map of North Sealand, Denmark:

 

 

PART 1:

 

The light in Halsnaes Municipality – spring, summer, autumn and winter:

 

 

SPRING

 

Kikhavn:

 

 

Arresø Lake at Arresødal, Frederiksværk:

 

 

Hyllingebjerg Hill – 28 meter above sea level, view to Kattegat Sea:

 

 

Hyllingebjerg Hill and Beach – Coast protection by filling extra sand on the beach:

 

 

Hyllingebjerg beach:

 

 

Hyllingebjerg Beach – view in direction Liseleje, Melby Overdrev, Tisvilde Hegn and Tisvildeleje:

 

 

Melby Overdrev between Asserbo Plantation and Tisvilde Hegn:

 

 

Melby, Halsnaes Municipality – view in direction west to Melby Church builded 1200 A.C. and Melby Mill:

 

 

SUMMER

 

Halsnaes Municipality:

 

Hundested – view to polar explorer Knud Rasmussens House, Isefjorden, Kattegat and Roervig opposite the sea:

 

 

 Spodsbjerg Lighthouse, Hundested:

 

 

Hald Beach, Halsnaes:

 

 

Hyllingebjerg Beach:

Beach and swim time for all generations

 

 

Hyllingebjerg Beach:

Summer i Halsnaes Municipality – Denmark 2013, the best summer in decades:

 

 

Hyllingebjerg Beach:

 

 

Hyllingebjerg Beach – the stair from top to bottom with 104 steps:

 

 

Hyllingebjerg Beach:

 

 

Artistic works on Hyllingebjerg Beach:

 

 

Liseleje Beach:

 

 

Liseleje Beach:

 

 

Liseleje Beach view in direction to Melby Overdrev, Tisvilde Hegn and Tisvildeleje:

 

 

Liseleje Beach:

 

 

Liseleje Beach – view in direction west:

 

 

Liseleje Beach – summer 2013: 

 

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Kitesurfers in Kattegat Sea at Liseleje Beach:

 

 

Liseleje Beach – view to Kattegat Sea:

 

 

Liseleje Beach:

 

 

Seven Heighs, Melby – burial mounds from Danish Stone Age 3500 B.C., Danish Bronze Age 1500 B.C. and Danish Iron Age 500 B.C. – 500 A.C.:

 

 

Seven Heigh – Syv Høje, Melby:

 

 

Melby – view in direction west to Melby Church builded 1200 A.C. and Melby Mill:

 

 

AUTUMN

 

Halsnaes Municipality:

 

Frederiksværk,:

 

 

Ice House for preservation of fresh fish:

 

 

View from Maglehøj – 73 m above sea level:

 

 

Seven Heights – Syv Høje, Melby – burial mounds:

 

 

Liseleje Beach:

 

 

Liseleje Beach:

 

 

 Liseleje Beach:

 

 

Liseleje Beach:

 

 

WINTER

 

Halsnaes Municipality.

 

The storm “Bodil” hit Northcoast of Sealand 5.-6. december 2013 with 4 meter high storm flood under high water:

 

Liseleje Beach:

 

 

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Liseleje Beach in direction east:

 

The storm “Bodil” hit Liseleje Beach 5.-6. december 2013 with a 4 meter high storm flood and 5 meter high wages under high flood:

The 2 breakwaters of big granite stones are under water:

 

 

The same photo as above  3 week later taken from about same position and also in direction east to Tisvilde Hegn and Tisvildeleje in horizon –

now the 2 breakwaters of big granite stones can be seen:

 

 

Liseleje Beach in direction West:

 

 

Liseleje Beach in direction north:

 

 

The day after the storm “Bodil” hit the Kattegat Coast of North Sealand:

 

 

Three weeks after the storm “Bodil” hit the Kattegat North Coast of Sealand 5. – 6. december 2013:

 

 

Liseleje Beach with breakwater of big granite stones builded 1917: 

 

 

Breakwater of big granite stones builded 1917:

 

 

Liseleje – view in direction west, 3 weeks after storm “Bodil” hits the Kattegat Sea coast of North Sealand:

 

 

Seven Heighs – Syv Høje in Melby – burial mounds from Danish Stone Age, Bronze Age and Iron Age:

 

 

Melby – Seven Heighs, Syv Høje:

 

 

Melby with Melby Church builded 1200 A.C. and Melby Mill in horizon:

 

 

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To be continued with

PART 2: Gribskov Municipality and

PART 3: Elsinore Municipality.

 

I will finished this article about LIGHT OVER NORTH SEALAND, DENMARK with this photo:

 

Refraction of light from the sun in water drops in the atmosphere as here DOUBLE RAINBOW:

 

The inner primary rainbow is the inner circle, where the light is refracted one time in the water drops and shows colors from outside of the circle: red, orange, yellow, green, blue and violet.

The outer secondary rainbow is made of light which is refracted 2 times in the water drops in the atmosphere and produce colors opposite from outside of the circle: violet, blue, green, yellow, orange and  red.

 

Between the two rainbows is an area called ALEXANDER DARK BAND with subdued light.

 

 

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Exstra:

The light in the garden of my house in Melby, Halsnaes Municipality in North Sealand, Denmark – view in direction south from my living-, working- and sleeping rooms :

 

WINTER:

 

 

Orkanen den 3. december 1999 væltede 13 af de højeste træer plantet i 1968 i min have i Melby i det område, som ses på billederne. De store træer bagest i billedet er genboens 1. generations gran- og fyrretræer plantet ca. 1968. Jeg ryddede området for disse 14 m høje første generations faldne træer plus 6 ekstra træer og lod 3 de oprindelige fra 1968 nu 18 m høje birketræer, som ses på billedet, blive stående. Samtidig fjernede jeg sommeren 2000 et 10 cm nålelag på hele det 450 m2 store areal og lod hele området “springe i skov”. Så 90% af hvad der står af træer – i alt 17 forskellige arter – er selvsåede fra, hvad der har ligget af frø i jorden bl. a. bøg, eg, ask, hassel, birk, røn, løn, lærk, gran, fyr, pil, kirsebær, hvidtjørn,  og taks. Foto: Januar 2013 Erik K Abrahamsen.

SPRING

– my garden i Melby, Halsnaes Municipality:

 

and

SUMMER:

-in my garden i Melby

 

 

Text and Photos Copyright Erik K Abrahamsen 2014

All rights reserved

 

Melby, North Sealand, 3. november 2014

 

Best wishes

Erik