Der var engang ...., Uge 3, Fortællersken, Gudenåen, Randers The little narrator, out on Paradisøen in Gudenåen, points to silence when she begins to tell her fairy tale story

Et lys i mørket, Uge 2, Venø Bugt, Struer Struer was originally a loading place for Holstebro. A loading bay is a kind of port for smaller cargo ships. This was especially true of Venø's bay connection with the Limfjord, and the freight was via the Kattegat, in order to get out of the Limfjord. Venø bay is approx. 100Km and up to 7m deep. A storm in 1862 meant that the Limfjord from 1863 had connections to both the Kattegat and the North Sea.

Blå Himmel, Uge 1, Den Blå Bro, Randers The towers on the Blue Bridge in Randers were demolished due to inadequate maintenance in 1969. The base under the towers was corroded and not possible to renovate. The towers are gone, and only the beautiful arches in the middle of the bridge remind you how much has been done by beautifying the bridge, when it was built in 1900, as a replacement for an older wooden bridge of iron.

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Godt Nytår, 365/365, Uge 1, Assentoft, Randers Transitions have always been something special during the year, such as equinox. Since the Gregorian calendar was introduced in 1582, one has celebrated the transition from the old year to the new one on 31 December and 1 January. In 1622, the Pope decided that the New Year began on January 1. Until then, it had been on March 25 (Mary's Anniversary Day). New Year's Day in the church is the first Sunday of Advent. In some countries that do not use the Gregorian calendar, the New Year falls as late as April.

Klemmen, 364/365, Uge 52, Assentoft, Randers Clothespin originates from about 1700, and was then made of wood, and was shaped like a bell with a small button. In 1887, Solon E. Moore improved the clamp, using a metal feather, between 2 clamps. Most clothespins are today made of plastic or wood, with a metal spring between the two clamps. Almost like in 1887.

Rød Gul Grøn, 363/365, Uge 52, Assentoft, Randers When the eyes are exposed to normal. White light causes your night vision to disappear and only slowly return when the light is turned off again. At red light, night vision is maintained because the photosensitive cells in the eye, rhodopsin, are not affected by the wavelengths of the red light. The green light is not seen by all mammals. Therefore, green light is often used when you want to observe animals in the dark, or during hunting. This does not mean that the animals cannot see the light, but that they can only be influenced to a lesser extent by it. In some studies, red light is better suited for observation of predators, as what we humans see as red is dark for dogs, wolves and foxes.

Bidstrup, 362/365, Uge 52, Bidstrup, Hadsten In the background, you can see Bidstrup goods, which in 1769 was responsible for a historical wolf hunt. Already at that time, it was clear that the wolf was close to extermination as a result of the statutory wolves. Between Laurbjerg and Knudstrup lies Ulvegården, which has its name because it is near the place where the Bidstrup powder was shot. ... "On January 12, 1769, a clapper hunt for public measures was held. At the place where Hovlbjerg Forest belonging to Frijsenborg extends towards Bidstrup Forest, there was then a swampy Elleskov, and here it was, the Council of Justice managed to encounter two wolves, he shot one, one he, the other escaped, and one never heard anything to it. "

Grøn vind, 361/365, Uge 52, Grund Fjord, Fausing, Randers In 1988, Denmark decided to cut CO2 by 22% by 2005. On March 29, 1985, a year before the Chernobyl disaster, Denmark adopted a law banning the construction of nuclear power plants. In the process, the Danish grassroots movement played an important role. The Danish anti-nuclear movement (OOA) smiling solo icon, "Nuclear power, No thanks", was shared throughout the world, and the renewable alternatives were promoted by the Organization for Renewable Energy (OVE).

Bi job, 358/365, Uge 52, Gunnerupmose, Assentoft, Randers A bee family uses approx. 15 kg of honey during a winter. When the winter sets in, the bees set in a large cluster around the queen. The inner circle of bees maintains a constant temperature of 33 degrees throughout the winter. In the area outside this, there is a looser circle of bees that maintain a temperature of about 24 degrees. Totally a circle of tightly packed bees, which acts as a living coat around the rest of the family. In this circle, the temperature is about 15 degrees. The bees can maintain the temperature even though temperatures are below zero.

Dagen efter, 359/365, Uge 52, Skovby, Aarhus In Denmark, there is a tradition that the gifts lie beneath the Christmas tree and are distributed in the evening on 24. The next morning on December 25, it may seem a little empty under the Christmas tree

Højt fra træets grønne top, 358/365, Uge 52, Skovby, Aarhus The Danish flag is common as a decoration on the Christmas tree

Jul, 358/365, Uge 52, Skovby, Aarhus In Denmark, Christmas is held on December 24, and it is tradition for many to go church this day. The churches therefore have a much larger audience than on a regular church day. A study has also shown that Denmark is the second least religious country in Europe, with Lithuania as the least religious.

Juletrafik, 357/365, Uge 51, E45, Aarhus Christmas is the time of traditions, and it is also felt in traffic. With the Christmas traffic there are many cars on the roads and queues. This year, traffic will last several days, so here the major traffic problems are not expected. On the other hand, Christmas Day is expected to be a busy day on the roads, and here traffic will especially move across the country between Jutland and the Capital Region via Funen.

En rose så jeg skyde ..., 356/365, Uge 51, Assentoft, Randers This is an old variety of rose and not a newer refined and delicate black. The rose has already had frost, but is still setting flower. Text: Old mariavise Melody: From around 1600 Translated to Danish by Thomas Laub in 1920 A rose i saw rising up from the frozen soil, everything like us ever predicted the words of the prophet. The rose spired forward in the middle of the cold winter by night at Bethlehem. For the rose now I quince chap with Heaven's army: a virgin was his mother, Mary pure. In him the light broke out in the middle of the dark winter by night at Bethlehem. It rose fine and small has lovely scent and cut, The bright for us would and spread the darkness here. Truly man and God, of the distress and sin of sin he graciously helped us out.

Kærnemælkshorn, 355/365, Uge 51, Assentoft, Randers Recipe 20-24 pieces Dough: 300 grams of butter 500 grams of wheat flour 50 grams of sugar 2 dl buttermilk 10 grams of yeast A nip salt Raise at least 5 hours or overnight, cut into triangles rolled together with a stick remonce. remonce: 100 grams of butter 100 grams of sugar 100 grams of marcipan Repeat (about 1/2 hour) while the oven is 180 degrees Celsius warm, then brush with: A poached egg for brushing A handful of finely chopped almonds Beet sugar or other sugar Bake 18-22 min at 180 degrees. If frozen, baked baked bread is baked. 18 min. Can also be frozen unbaked, but subsequent baking takes place at 180 degrees Celsius for 30-40 minutes.

Messing Suppe, 354/365, Uge 51, Randers Brass blowers are known back from ancient Egypt, where the first versions were just a metal pipe without a nozzle, but later a plate was in support of the lips, and finally a real mouthpiece. Lurs from the Danish and Skåne Bronze Age had mouthpieces. In the Middle Ages, one began to experiment with how to produce instruments that were not limited to natural tones. The first attempt was a trumpet in two parts, where one part could be shot into the other. However, it became too heavy and inconvenient and was replaced by the basun system.

Trædrejer, 353/365, Uge 51, Den Gamle By, Århus Wooden trotting is a craft that is at least 5000 years old, with the hand of turned wooden objects from the Egyptian Stone Age, but the oldest surviving image of a wooden truss is from an Egyptian tomb of about 300 BC The oldest known construction of a wooden lath, where the subject turned in only one direction, was made by Leonardo da Vinci more than 500 years ago. This lathe has a large flywheel, a crank and a pedal.

Hånd Mixer, 352/365, Uge 51, Fabrikken, Assentoft, Randers Mixing consoles consisted until ca. 1990 of analogue parts. Only after 1990 began to make more and more of the mixer desks digital. One container However, in most cases the anaolge slide potentiometers or rotary potentiometers, since the operation of these is simpler. Today, however, there is the possibility of using digital mixer pads on PC or tablet, leaving smaller orchestras to avoid transporting the extra equipment.

Lede Lys, 351/365, Uge 51, Assentoft, Randers H.J. Round discover the light effect in silicon carbide in 1907. He called it cold light because it was not hot like a filament lamp. In 1962 one could make light emitting diodes (LED), which in principle we know them today. In 1970 there will be new colors, as you now had a green and a red color, and thus could also create yellow LED lights. The lights were still very weak and could not be used for lighting. At the end of the 1980s, the LED was so powerful that it began to use it as light, and in the 90s the first bicycle rear lights came. From around 2009, the LEDs are used as backlighting on LCD monitors. Until then, they used a kind of neon lights as background lighting.