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Jens Erik Carl Rasmusseen -Midnatsstemning ved den grønlandske

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Christian Darlsgaard: En ung jysk bondepige skriver vennens navn på den duggede rude

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“Redningsbåden køres gennem klitterne” Michael Ancher

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“Redningsbåden køres gennem klitterne” Michael Ancher

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'Bøgeskov i maj. Motiv fra Isalingen' Peter Christian Skovgaard

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'Bøgeskov i maj. Motiv fra Isalingen' Peter Christian Skovgaard

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I walked across the Cirkelbroen. It wasn't very busy and it was mostly pedestrians rather than bikers. I thought that the fact that the bridge was composed of several large circles was very cool. This is definitely a very touristy bridge, there were a lot people taking pictures.

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Mara: I liked that this bridge was not as chaotic as some of the others I have been on and was relatively easy to pull over. Also, all the buildings near by are very pretty!

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Mara: I liked that this bridge was not as chaotic as some of the others I have been on and was relatively easy to pull over. Also, all the buildings near by are very pretty!

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I went to cirkelbroen, because they allowed walkers on the path. One thing I noticed were the amount of biking groups who met at this spot. I think the large circles on the bridge make it easier for space for walkers or bikers to meet and watch the canal while on their usual walk or bike ride. There were also poles in the middle of the path which supported lights but were not in the way of the path, similar to what we read about Copenhagen biking culture and architecture.

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I liked that this was a bikes only bridge and going on the downhill was very fun! Not sure if the uphill would’ve been as fun!

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Not a lot of bridge as I was in a bit of a hurry but alas

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I crossed this bridge in between museum visits -- it very much seemed to function to me like many bike lanes in Copenhagen (or at least the ones outside of downtown), where bikes and pedestrians have the potential to merge (but really shouldn't).

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I really enjoyed biking across the circle bridge. I've only had a couple experiences biking in Denmark but biking today was a lot of fun and biking today has encouraged me to bike more in the future.

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Traffic was busy, so I was scared to take a selfie! But I got to practice holding up my hand to signal getting off my bike 😎.

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I really liked biking across this bridge! I went with my friend and there was room for two bikes to ride next to each other so we could talk as we rode. 

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Loved my ride to circle bridge! It was a wonderful surprise to see very few people on the bridge which meant I was only sightly embarrassed to take this sick selfie.

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I loved my experience biking on the langebro, it was so beautiful and so close to where I live. It's cool how there is a biking lane and a pedestrian lane.

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies

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This was taken at Lille Langebro which has a beautiful view of the water and was very busy when I went.

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The cool thing about this lil biking bridge is that one side is for bikers and the other side is for walking. It did not seem as intimidating as the larger one.

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