The fields has to be without unwanted plants to be “effective” – therefor spraying is often seen, as here at a field in Gadstrup.
Just outside Roskilde Library the wistarias are flowering – here is one of two.
There are also many trees covered by lots of white flowers – but, unfortunatly, I don’t know the name of the tree.
Ramsødalen is a piece of nature close to where I live – it is a valley and in the very old days, it was possible to sail here.
Raps in danish. rape in english, is flowering these days just outside Gadstrup, direction Ramsømagle.
The Royal Gurds Drummers participated in the celebration of the 75 anniversary of Roskilde Garden 2010.
Twice a year children from Roskilde are invited to sell there surplus playthings at Hestetorvet and Algade as “shopkeepers for a day”. Many people were present and lots of things changed hands and are used once more.
One mother transported the things on her bike, which usually is for transporting kids.
The first days of May has been rather cold, but sunny. Here is Algade in Roskilde, one of the pedestrianstreets of Roskilde.
This monument in Gadstrup reminds you of the end of the german occupation and the second world war in Denmark. Today it is 67 years ago.
Cobblestones might be the right word for describing this short sidewalk in Roskilde atPalæstræde near Stændertorvet.
The archeologists has made a hole at Stændertorvet – there must still be a lot of things below the surface in such an old city as Roskilde.
Yesterday the weather was very fine, the sky was blue – and here is the old city hall again. Take a look at the same building at orher times here.
Today the weather has been wonderfull. Many people were in Roskilde today to enjoy the city, the weather or the unions celebrating the international labor day – or some food and beer. These photos are from Stændertorvet.
