A Weekend of Exploration: Skagen, the City where Two Seas Meet at the Northest, Windiest and Coldest Point of Denmark

Some good three years ago at winter time I went on a little road trip through Denmark with a few friends of mine. Naturally, I loved the country (it’s no secret that I love Scandinavia) but what fascinated me the most was Skagen - a little northern Danish city, literally setting the North and Baltic seas apart. It felt cosmic there; as if we were at the end of the world and there was nothing else left for us to see beyond the raging waves in front of us. Two seas would meet and then their salty waters would separate by powers beyond our control. And for a few seconds a tiny path of sand would clear up for us so that we could quickly walk it up and see for ourselves what Moses probably felt like when God separated the Red Sea (for the sake of metaphors). So without any further ado, I leave a few pictures from this marvelous moment to your avail.

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