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ping place to the right, and Dyrehavsbaklcen to the left, a place with restaurants, dan­ cing places and all kinds of variety shows, souvenir-shops etc. ail lasting only six weeks of June and Ju ly . Especially on the Midsummer-eve the li­ fe and noise is culm inating. Next to Dyrehavsbakken is Kirsten Pits Kildc (spring) with adjacent restaurant, and Fnglesangssoen (lake). To the right the road tu rn s through some high hills, the Ulvcdalene, (the vales of the wolves), during the W inter much used for tobogganing and ski-ing and in the sum mer the open-air-theatre is si­ tuated here (see page 274). Fortunvejen ends at the re­ stau ran t of Fortunen, from the garden of which is a fine

with shady walks, large un­ dulating plains and idyllic small lakes. I t is one of the most beautiful forests of Nort- Sealand, charactistic by its lack of underwood, a conse­ quence of being the abode of numerous deer. Dyrehaven is a forest of beeches, but besides these are found f. i. magnificent old oaks and on the Erem itage plain some —400 years old white thorns like big trees. W orth noti­ cing is the p art planted with spruce in 1764 near Klam- penborg, the oldest in Den­ mark. Having passed the railway- viaduct a red gate leads into Dyrehaven. The broad main- road, »Fortunvejen«, crosses the forest passing »Peter Lips IIus«, a popular stop­

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