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The place where I live
The place where I live
We have a winner!
"Sky Mountain with its iconic tower dedicated to King Frederik VII that gave Denmark it's constitution 5. june 1849.
How do we measure hight
But being a true egalitarian country where even the less fortunate should be given a chance, we ended up with two lists:
Measurement with or without man-made heaps of earth on the top!
If we include the bronze age burrial mounds on top of some of the hills, we see a rearrangement of finalists:
Yding Skovhøj: 172,54 meters
Ejer bavnehøj, 171,04 meters
Møllehøj: 170,86 meters
A difference of a giddy and very prestigious 1,68 centimeter!
Which one's the highest
In 2005 Geodetic Institute put an end to an ongoing discussion: where's the highest point in Denmark.
Within a few kilometers there are three hill tops competing for the honour:
Møllehøj: 170,86 meters
Yding Skovhøj: 170,77 meters
Ejer Bavnehøj: 170,35 meters
Yes, we're talking centimeters here!
Look who's the real attraction
But alas, all three high points are no where near drawing as much attention as the molehill with the pretentious name Himmelbjerget (aka Sky Mountain!)
Every Dane knows this place where generations of pupils have been on outings and climped its staggering 147 meters.
The Eiffel Tower is 300 meters high ....
Denmark is small and flat
- so naturally we have an eye for detail