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Wind moved the water
Vitsø Cove on Ærø is a fiord arm covering about 150 hectares that was navigated by ships until about 1600. In the 18th century a hook of land occurred naturally that was closing the cove with piles of stone. In 1788, Ove Fabricius of Søby Farm began building dikes …
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Lejebjælken, som toppen af den lille vandsnegl har hvilet i.
År: 2009 PHOTO:Palle Abrahamson
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Internally, we have to make up for our external losses," wrote Hans Peter Holst in 1872. These…
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