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The Danish Summerhouse A simple Danish summerhouse in the woods close to the sea with 5,500 m2 of grass & wood to explore.

Creative guests from Australia via the UK. Left the house super clean, left us creative gifts but most importantly left ...
02/06/2024

Creative guests from Australia via the UK. Left the house super clean, left us creative gifts but most importantly left us a bag of Haribo wine gums. It doesn’t get any better than that.

Just got a booking from France. Seems this year we have global reach.🌍🌲🔥🌊

If you are interested in staying check the link in bio.

Finally managed to put up the bird boxes we’ve been repairing. Let’s see if we get some tenants. Might be too late in th...
20/05/2024

Finally managed to put up the bird boxes we’ve been repairing. Let’s see if we get some tenants. Might be too late in the season, but keeping fingers crossed for some avian action! 🪶🪺🐦‍⬛

Coffee break. Beautiful Danish spring day today. Doing some general tidying up, discovering some interesting burrowing u...
21/04/2024

Coffee break. Beautiful Danish spring day today. Doing some general tidying up, discovering some interesting burrowing under the deck, spotting spring flowers, and removing pine cones from the gutters. Always working. Thankful for the opportunity to be here on a day like this . 🌲🔥🌊

Squirrel ate my boots! We’ve been clearing the shed and getting the house ready for guests. Went to fetch my trusty duck...
04/04/2024

Squirrel ate my boots! We’ve been clearing the shed and getting the house ready for guests. Went to fetch my trusty duck boots, bought in New Jersey over 20 years ago.

I thought they felt a bit heavy. Discovered one of our woodland friends has not only enjoyed snacking on the interior but also that they are ideal storage receptacles for acorns.

If you would like to visit and help track down the culprit, just let us know. 🐿️ 🌲🔥🌊

Today, Denmark has a new king. H.M. Queen Margrethe II abdicates and leaves the throne to her son, HRH Crown Prince Fred...
14/01/2024

Today, Denmark has a new king. H.M. Queen Margrethe II abdicates and leaves the throne to her son, HRH Crown Prince Frederik. It’s a big day for Denmark. 🇩🇰

The Royal family’s hunting lodge at Trend Skov is just across the road from the summerhouse. It’s hidden deep in the woods and provides an escape from a busy public life. The lodge has been the royal family’s private residence since the time of Christian X. It’s a simple, low, angular log house built by Frederik IX and Queen Ingrid with funds they received as a public gift on the occasion of their wedding on 24 May 1935.

They purchased the hunting lodge and part of the 431-hectare forest. It’s just a few kilometres from Bjørnsholm Bay, on the Limfjord, from where the Trend River winds into the North Jutland countryside. Frederik IX often used the house in connection with hunting and as a refuge for the family during the holidays.

If you visit us at the summerhouse, you might see a royal deer wandering through our woods or, if you are lucky, a royal family member on the way to the beach at Trend. 👑🌲🔥🌊

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