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All images unless otherwise noted were photographed or drawn by me.
Please ask for my permission before using anything contained within this blog. Thank you!
art / appetite / adventure
Harika is the Turkish word for wonderful, marvellous, extraordinary. It has always been one of my most favourite words, for both its meaning and the pleasure of pronouncing it.
Welcome to Harika, the adventures of a compulsive sketcher.
Welcome to Harika, the adventures of a compulsive sketcher.
The Art / The Appetite
The Adventures
The open road
The Archive
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November
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- by the sea
- danish cafés and the nationalmuseet
- colours of copenhagen
- giving thanks
- gratitude
- mummies, vikings and medieval merchants
- danish delicious
- trains, pastries and cows
- family history
- for the love of herring
- outside the wall
- boundless minds
- the art of hygge
- the doors
- bowing into the earth
- the lovely town with the unfortunate name
- epic sandwiches
- morfar
- danish perspective
- oh the lines of danish design!
- harbour
- the greys of copenhagen
- tivoli
- wet and grey and oh so lovely
- one pigeon, two pigeon
- a single glance
- three sketches
- outside istanbul
- life carries on
- flight
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November
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6 comments:
I'm really loving all of your photographs of Denmark. I've never been there but it looks like a beautiful country!
That red house really belongs in a fairy-tale.
Thank you so much, Floating World Projects! It is a beautiful country.
It does Renilde, doesn't it?
It is so nice to follow you around in my lovely little country. It is always funny to see your home through others eyes. And yes it is cold here. Maybe there is also snow where you are now? Here in Jutland, we are covered with it.
The red house is called Henner Friisers House and houses Middelfart Museum today. The house is from the 14th century quite unique in Middelfart. Henner Friiser was the local ferry-man and there's a lot of history in his trails...
Thank you, Anja! I left on the day after the snow started— now I am in a much warmer Istanbul.
Thank you for the information, stress1971, it's a lovely little museum— I loved the slanting rooms and bowing beams, it still felt like a home, though it's a museum.
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