@randahl yeah, I've spent many many good days there as well

@randahl that sort of weather is uncommon in the extreme anywhere in Denmark though.

@randahl i grew up in Thy

I remember a single time the temp reached -20 during a blizzard. I went for a walk with our Labrador. We had the time of our lives, until i sank into a drift up to my armpits. I called her over (they have webbed paws and do not really sink in the snow) and grabbed her collar, and told her "moosh" and she pulled as hard as she could, getting me up just enough that I could worm my way back to where it was just knee deep....

@randahl here's some of the pictures I've taken in øst Himmerland

#phonePhotography #redmi14NoteProPlus5G #danishWinter

@randahl @elCelio my father's father was a young boy then; the Nazis had barn to which they drove confiscated hay in horse drawn wagons.

The boys made sport of slipping unto the loads, and striking a match, just to roll off before the drivers noticed the arsen.

@randahl @elCelio tbf i think most Danes are ashamed of that particular part of ww2, the shortness of the fight. But when that's said, please consider: we managed to save 95% of the Danish Jews from the Holocaust, and as Randahl stated: just because our politicians waved the white flag very quickly did not mean the Nazis did not have a lot of problems with the populace sabotaging them as often as they could manage.