Traffic between small tiny islands requires small tiny ferries.
This sails from the middle of the east coast of the peninsula of Jutland.
To a car-free small tiny island, Tunø, much smaller than my tiny native island.
Skagen is the northernmost town on the danish peninsula Jutland.
Occasionally known in english as The Scaw.
The town of Skagen is famous because of the inspiring light.
Especially painters have been attracted throughout the ages.
This pale yellow color called “scaw-yellow” in danish “Skagensgult”.
Night in a refreshing light.
Last thursday of october in the Merseyside area. autumn colors “explodes” around us.
Colorful warning, the fall is just around next corner.
Another day on the way to work.
Now a days busses, ferries, trains and planes makes traveling routines colorful.
In fact nowadays snowboards are rarely made of wood, nor is mine.
The inspiration comes from “Restlessjo” and her “Monday walk” themes.
This is views from a “colorful” day in the french Vosges Mountains..
About 1100 meters above sea level,
so hazy so even those with acrophobia not see the actual height.
If they used the ski lift and closed their eyes until they are up.
Up there white isn’t white and black isn’t black – but orange still orange.
Brilliantly colored ski suits can be seen better than the black or white ones.
