Moler myth and legend
The northern part of Mors in the Liim Fjord is doubly famous for its geological formations of Hanklit, Skarrehage and Feggeklit, and its unique deposits of diatomite, known locally as 'moler'. One myth has it that Feggeklit was created by a sorceress from…
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Feggeklit om vinteren
Feggeklit, som er Mors nordspids, er også formet af vestenvinden.
År: 2008 PHOTO:Ejvind Jensen, Morslands Historiske Museum
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