Yesterday I showed the other end of Lille Magekildestræde. Walking through you see Maglekilde.
It means large spring. The spring springs – if I can say so – in the little building you pass on your way. Roskilde Cathedral is seen in the background.
At The Danish National Museum you find this fine sign.
Standing with the back to the royal gate of Roskilde Cathedral, this is what you see. The street is called Lille Maglekildestræde. Tomorrow I will show you what can’t be seen from here.
Some times of the year things are “on sale”. In danish it is “udsalg”. Now “sale” is very often used instead. I don’t see why this word should be better. May be it isn’t enough – I have now seen “Power Sale”. What do you think?
Yesterday I showed the new Royal Gate at Roskilde Cathedral. Today a few details is the subject.
I guess the gate only can be opened from the inside, as a question was yesterday.
These mussels tasted better than the visual impression suggested.
Kongeporten i Roskilde domkirke er fra 2010. Peter Brandes er kunstneren.
This new Royal Gate is quite new, finished 2010 and made by Peter Brandes.
