Denmark Day 2 - Kolding, Ribe, Ebeltoft Photo Gallery by Jack Hoying at pbase.com

Denmark Day 2 - Kolding, Ribe, Ebeltoft

Ribe is Denmark's oldest town, established about 800AD, with a population of 8000. Ebeltoft had one of the best preserved Midieval city centers in Europe.

Day 2 Map, Kolding to Ribe to Ebletoft	Thatch Roofed house near Kolding	St. Catherine's Church in Ribe (constructed from about 1300 - 1500)	Brick detail
Interior of St. Catherine's Church, Ribe	Baptismal font dating back to the 1100s.	400 year old vandalism in the arm rest of the monk benches	Ribe town hall (built in 1496) at the end of the street
Town Hall door hinge detail	Skeleton revealed in an excavation	Explaination about the skeletons	A skull is unearthed
Our Lady Maria Cathedral, started in 1145 (Vor Frue Maria Domkirke) (one steeple under reconstruction)	Large Candelabra in Our Lady Maria Cathedral	Pulpit (built in 1594) in Our Lady Maria Cathedral	Side entrance to the cathedral
Half-timbered houses in Ribe	Klubbens Hotel	Typical street in Ribe	Crooked Window
Lady heading to the market 1	Lady heading to the market 2	Continous repair is needed for these old buildings	Postal Service on bicycle
Half-timbered house with bike	Weis Steu Restaurant - Hotel	Weis Steu Restaurant - Hotel	Wavy Walls
The North Sea, looking west towards England (about 450 miles)	The Baltic Sea at Ebletoft	Fishing in the Baltic	Old Ford tractor hauling in a fishing boat from the Baltic Sea
Blue Lobster is on the menu for this lucky fisherman tonight!	Wind generators at the Southern tip of Ebeltoft	Our rental car	Beautiful old buildings in Ebeltoft
Worn steps and crooked window	Every block had at least one entry to the courtyards	Smallest town hall in Denmark	Pin framing detail
This old tavern may of seen too many beers over the last couple hundred years!	Cemetery Flowers	Books for Roger	Stores in Ebeltoft
Bike and doorway	Our hotel protection (Motorcycle Police Convention)