Tour Report: Zoological Museum "Animal House"

We also paid another visit to the third spot on our 2019 Christmas tour during the repeat tour in January 2020. And that was a good thing, because relatively soon afterwards there was a fire in one of the buildings, which meant that the location was literally “burnt”.

Sure - it's not an extremely spectacular place, but a zoological museum with an associated taxidermist is not something you see very often. What's more, I had only taken photos with my cell phone on my first visit, so I wanted to take the opportunity to shoot a few more pictures with the big camera.

It was getting towards the afternoon, but luckily the walk wasn't too far, so we still had enough daylight. Once again, we were able to park right next to the location and were completely undisturbed while we looked at everything in peace. I used the time to photograph a few details that I had missed the first time.

In the meantime, I had researched the history of the place and it was a bit unfortunate that the exhibits were no longer there - by all accounts, there were some " wild" things there.

In any case, it was a good end to a successful tour!

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Tour Report: Farmhouse "Henry"

The abandoned farmhouse with the old Ford models was also back on the agenda when we returned to Denmark in January 2020 after two good friends showed great interest in it. And I don't usually turn down a trip to Denmark!

At this point, there's not really anything spectacular to report about the revisit because, as with the first visit, we were completely undisturbed and the location hadn't changed in any way.

I took the opportunity to photograph a few more perspectives of the beautiful old cars. As already described in the post about my first visit, this location offers nothing more than just the cars in the barn, so we were on our way again relatively quickly to pay another visit to the third location.

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Tour Report: Farmhouse "Oldtimer"

After we found a farm full of old cars on our 2019 Christmas tour with my mother and mother-in-law in Denmark, two good friends of mine also expressed an interest in visiting this exciting spot.

So one cold morning in January, we made our way north, crossed the border into Denmark and reached our destination about two and a half hours later.

Just like the first time, we parked in the driveway between the house and a hedge, so at least the car didn't immediately catch the eye. Then we set off straight away to take a look at the classic cars.

Sure - it had only been about four weeks since my first visit, but I was still pleased to see that nothing had changed in that time. In the past, we had already had the experience of buildings being demolished at short notice or the inventory being removed.

We took our time to absorb all the details and enjoyed the beautiful sunny weather. We could hear the neighbors' children playing in the plot next door, but no one bothered us while we inspected the wrecked cars in the garden.

Even when one of my colleagues accidentally collapsed a huge pile of axles, which naturally didn't go quietly, nobody noticed us.

So we remained undisturbed and set off again after about two hours. The second location we had visited on the Christmas tour was also on the agenda again...

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