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Yellow Building with Blue Bicycle Most of Denmark is very picturesque, despite my attempts to capture its downward elements.
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Maritime Museum Compass This is not a cover, but it is on the ground and is round. I suppose Danish and other sailors could fall into a hole if they do not observe the wisdom of the directional compass and the stars. |
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Decorative Cover Here is a small cover with a stained glass window approach to the design. It's almost as if the artist was out of his lifelong trained field. It's one of the first shots I took on the rainy day that I arrived in Fredericksburg Denmark. |
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40 EV Cover This cover shows an example of contemporary design typical of the Danish covers. |
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AVA Valve This valve was tucked away in a remote area of Copenhagen near the water. |
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Viking Wooden Cover This cover might have some Viking history, but I didn't think to ask my friends about it. Maybe I will during the next visit. |
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Post Hole Cover This post hole is used to support chains in the event of a regal visit (burial or otherwise) to the church in Roskilde. |
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Single Triangular Cover These covers have a very slick design, but they can fit into the hole when removed and turned sideways.
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Drain in the Road This whimsical drain is situated in Roskilde. |
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Family Street Puddle This puddle is also situated just outside the house of my friend Sinne's parents. It was not very cold in Denmark, despite the rumors to the contrary.
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Double Triangular Cover This cover shows the presence of Atlanta's need to maintain their contemporary internet plumbing. |
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ULEF Cover with Street Lines While I was shooting this photo in the middle of the street, several Danish people were looking at me, smiling and saying something. My friend later told me that I should observe the crosswalk laws like all of the civilized Danes. |
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Sky Penetration with Church Even in Roskilde, utility and religious folks symbiotically determine the upward decorations of the landscape. |
