Timewarp, 323/365, Uge 47, Stemanngade 2C, Randers A time warp is an imaginary spatial distortion that allows time travel in fiction, or a hypothetical form of time extension or contraction.

Blyanter, 322/365, Uge 46,Assentoft, Randers The pencil is a writing tool with a fouling core. Today the staple consists of a mixture of powdered graphite and clay. The higher the graphite content, the softer the pins. Stiffness is usually written directly on the pencil: In Denmark, the term H, which stands for hard and B, is used for softness. The higher the number, the harder or softer. The graphite pins can have hardness ranging from the very soft "9B" to the very hard "9H" - the soft pins emit a dense, dark line while the hard ones make a very light, bright line.

Før Solnedgang, 321/365, Uge 46, Galten, Hadsten The shortest day of the year in 2018 is 21 December, and is also called winter solstice. since day and night on this day are equally long in Denmark.Similarly, is the year's longest day, which calls summer solstice d. 20/21 June 2019. The difference in day length between the year's shortest and longest day is approx. 10 hours. At 21. June 2018 the day length was 17 hours 44 minutes, and on December 21, the day's length will be approx. 6 hours 51 minutes. Samyang 14mm, F2.8 (at F8)

Julefrokost, 320/365, Uge 46, Randers Christmas dinner is a festive occasion in Scandinavia in December until Christmas, where traditional Christmas food is served. For this meal, friends and family members are often invited to become a larger company. Christmas lunch can also be a corporate party, usually held in the Christmas month, but sometimes also in November / January. The earliest Christmas costumes, known to, originate from the 1940s.The concept of Julefrokost is used in Denmark, while in Sweden, Norway and Finland is using julebord (bokmål) / julbord (Swedish)

Diamonds are forever, 319/365, Uge 46, Assentoft, Randers The brillant is a grinding shape and resembles two thrown pyramids that collide so that they get a common ground. The best brilliant-cut diamonds are worn in 56 facets - 32 (33) at the top and 24 (25) at the bottom. However, ordinary brillants often only have 16, 24 or 32 facets.

Elektrisk Ara, 318/365, Uge 46, Randers Regnskov, Randers Araes are a genus of parrots, which can be up to 75 years in captivity. They feed on nuts and fruits that they with their specialized beaks are experts in cracking and pill. Ara is probably a disorder of the Spanish word huacamayo (from indian, pronounced wakamajo) that means papaya eyes (through German papagaio).

Graceland Lights, 317/365, Uge 46, Memphis Mansion, Randers Henrik Knudsen has built a replica of Graceland, Memphis. In 2006, Henrik Knudsen received the name Graceland Randers as a trademark, and on 14 April 2011, he opened the site to the public. In December 2015, the name was changed Graceland Randers to the current name Memphis Mansion, after Elvis Presley Enterprises (EPE), assigned to the estate of Elvis Presley, had sued Henrik Knudsen for the use of 'Graceland' name.

Farvelade Ild, 316/365, Uge 46, Randers Steel wool consists of long iron shavings, and is found in several degrees of fineness. Since steel wool has a large surface relative to the weight it can burn. The fine steel wool burns best and can be used in a narrow turn as ignition to a bonfire without matches, as you can ignite the steel wool with a battery. And then you can get it in a whip, swing around in a string and make amazing pictures.

Kaleidoskop, 315/365, Uge 45, Assentoft, Randers The kaleidoscope was invented by the Scotsman Sir David Brewster in 1816. He named it after the Greek words καλός (kalos), είδος (eidos) and σκοπέω (scopeο) meaning beautiful, shape and sight or to consider or examine (ie beautiful -form-sees). The tube can be filled with colored glass pieces, pebbles or the like at the opposite end relative to the binhole where the light enters, so that when shaking it, different symmetrical patterns are formed.

Forfald, 314/365, Uge 45, Skovby, Galten The French botanist Philbert Commerson (1727-1773), who gave the plant the name Hortensia, after his girlfriend Hortense Barre. Another, less exotic explanation, is that hydrangea simply means a plant that belongs in gardens, since hortus means garden. In 1789, the first living Hydrangea was introduced to England by natural scientist Joseph Banks, a explorer who sailed with James Cook. In Denmark, Hortensia is a very widely used garden plant.

Håndholdt om Aftenen, 313/365, Uge 45, Randers Bro, Randers The Blue Bridge in Randers, is an old railway bridge from 1900, which was built as a replacement for an older bridge of wood, from 1876. In 1971 the railway across the Blue Bridge was closed, and the bridge is now after renovation a bike and footbridge over Gudenåen. The Blue Bridges original name was "Strømmens Bro" as it passes through the area of Randers, known as Strømmen.

Vejen til Aarhus, 312/365, Uge 45, Aarhus The port of Aarhus, was established in 1845 and is the second largest port in terms of cargo turnover in tons by Statoil port of Kalundborg, and among the largest in terms of revenue. The port was established as a competitor to Grenå harbor, which was built in 1813, and from 1876 it had rail links to Randers. Until the port of Aarhus was built, Grenå harbor was the largest port of discharge due to the railroad. This was gradually taken over by the harbor of Århuy.

Tåge Lys, 311/365, Uge 45, Assentoft, Randers Fog is a cloud lying on the ground, and the cloud consists of tiny drops of water that are light enough to float in the air without falling down as rainfall. If you cool down an almost saturated airflow, the air also ends with "too much" water vapor relative to the temperature and the water is forced to condense.

Byens Lys, 310/365, Uge 45, Laksetorvet, Randers Randers has some city ports, in the form of sculptures. The first was performed by the artist Børge Jørgensen and was revealed in 1991. It was planned that 13 more urban ports in Randers will be built in 13 years to mark the 13 country roads in and out of Randers city center. Up to now, 6 city ports have been built, and thus not the 13 that were the plan.

Crazy Horse, 309/365, Uge 45, Østergade, Randers Underværket is a special place in Randers, which basically is multicultural, and maybe even multi artistic. The venue is often the center of concerts and lectures, as well as various associations. Upstairs under the ceiling there are things that both have references to local artist Svend Dalsgaard, and and other artists.

Dagens Ret, 308/365, Uge 44, Romalt, Randers An average human needs 50 grams of protein per day. 60% of a melorm's weight is protein. In comparison, 26% in chicken, 26% in beef and only 13% in eggs. According to The Oxford Dictionary: superfood is a nutritious food that is considered to be particularly beneficial to our health and well-being.. Therefore, mealworm's and insects are among what is called superfood

Himmeltræet, 307/365, Uge 44, Tebbestrup, Randers On the way out of Tebbestrup, this tree stands and reaches the branches toward the sky. I was very tempted to edit the smaller tree away - because that would be a perfect picture .... just until I figured that the big mighty tree had already lost its leaves, and the less still most had left. It is not the uniformity that gives a good picture, but the imperfect or contradiction.

Afstikker, 306/365, Uge 44, Pøt Mølle, Hammel I was a tour in the Pøt Mølle forest, which is part of the Frijsenborg forests. The mushroom was not very big, and at one point it was broken on the stem, but still hung on. Pot Mill forest consists of only 20% deciduous forest. The rest is conifers. Moreover, there are signs that the forest is the original forest from the Ice Age, which is rare in Denmark.

Ung Mand, 305/365, Uge 44, Stubbe Søvej / Gravlev Byvej, Ebeltoft In the warm sunshine of the sun, the sculptor in Gravlev near Ebeltoft, changing the granite stone, into a sculpture called "Young Man". He is too busy working to think of the laundry that is hanged to dry in the wind direction.

Relief, Stubbe Søvej, Ebeltoft Blackbirds sitting and resting before they migrate further south.