In the beautiful little piece of forest, one can find the ruins of a German artillery position from World War I. Here, the German emperor built the largest of the cannons meant to protect the country from a British invasion from the north. Defensive Position North.
Source: Natureventyr @geodanmark
Copyright: Creative Commons CC BY 4.0
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