Troldeskoven (Goblin Forest) is part of the western area of Tisvilde Hegn, stretching from Tisvildeleje along the coast to Asserbo Plantation.

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Denmark's oldest pine forest in Tisvilde Hegn - The crooked and gnarled old forest pines in Troldeskoven (German: Goblin Forest) date back partly to the 18th century.

The beach at Tisvilde Hegn in North Zealand.

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Troldeskoven (Goblin Forest) is part of the western area of Tisvilde Hegn, stretching from Tisvildeleje along the coast to Asserbo Plantation. The oldest pines date back to the late 18th century, and it is believed that the strange shapes were caused by a combination of wind and attacks by the pine weevil larvae.
Shot: June 21, 2023.

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Troldeskoven (Goblin Forest) is part of the western area of Tisvilde Hegn, stretching from Tisvildeleje along the coast to Asserbo Plantation.

Tinkerup Beach west of Gilleleje on North Zealand.

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In the castle garden of Frederiksborg in the town of Hillerød. On the lowest level of the garden, the parterre, there are four royal monograms, one for each of the rulers who have played a role in the history of the garden
Photo taken: June 24, 2023. 
Hans Christian Davidsen

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