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Life at the bottom of the fjord
With a water depth of seven metres, Lamme Fjord is the world's deepest tract of reclaimed land. The project to drain Lamme Fjord's 5,630 hectares was a vast prospect when it was started in 1872-1874. The initiative came from the enterprising Baron Georg…
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Lammefjorden, tulipanmark
Den farvestrålende tulipandyrkningen på Lammefjorden ophørte omkring år 2005.
År: 2003 PHOTO:Morten Stenak
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While the project to reclaim Lamme Fjord provided 6,000 hectares of new land for a much-truncated…
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