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Here you can take a nice break and if you're lucky you might see a boat passing by.

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Great large property accessible via a tree-lined avenue.

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Great place for a break. There's a trash can available.

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The signpost serves the ships.

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You can get here on foot or by bike. It's a great place to take a break.

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It's indeed a beautiful walk, starting with a well-marked route through the water, marked by poles. We walked here on August 30th, arriving at noon. The water was about 1 meter deep, and on the way back, around 4:00 PM, it was just below our knees. Very nice!

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The Enebærodde Lighthouse, 14 meters high, stands at the tip of Enebærodde, directly on the narrow Gabet Strait and opposite Lodshusene on the other side of the Odense Fjord. If you walk to the tip of Enebærodde, you will reach the Gabet Strait, the entrance to the Odense Fjord. Here you will find the famous lighthouse and can also see the mouth of the Odense Fjord, called Gabet. On the other side of the fjord, you can see Fyns Hoved at the end of Hindsholm. In the past, you could also easily observe the huge ships from the Lindø Shipyard here as they passed through the narrow, only 500-meter-wide waterway. The lighthouse was built in 1895-1896 by the Danish Lighthouse Service. There were other, smaller lighthouses before it. In 1895, a lens system was installed in the new lighthouse, and later, in 1926, a blue gas burner. Today, the lighthouse has long been powered by electricity. The lighthouse initially had an external staircase, which was later replaced by an internal one. Unfortunately, there is no access to the lighthouse. Next to the lighthouse is the old lighthouse keeper's house, which was inhabited until 1960 and is now a private residence. https://www.visitnordfyn.de/nordfyn/explore/leuchtturm-enebaerodde-fyr-gdk1103746

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Bogense Church is located on top of a coastal slope. From the church hill, you have an impressive view of the sea, and the beautiful church with its tall tower and steeple can be seen from afar. Bogense Church was built in the 12th century as a small village church, but was rebuilt and expanded several times. In the 15th century, it even had two floors. The second floor may have been used as a granary or warehouse for the townspeople. In 2009, the church underwent a thorough renovation. The church is dedicated to Saint Nicholas, also spelled Saint Nikolaj, the saint of sailors. This is why the church is also called St. Nicholas Church. The church tower faces east, unlike almost all Danish church towers, which face west. The church stands too close to the slope to allow the tower to face east. The tower used to be an important landmark visible from afar. The tower has a tall octagonal spire covered with more than 27,000 black-tarred oak shavings. At the top is a dome with a diameter of 60 cm. https://www.visitnordfyn.de/nordfyn/explore/bogense-kirke-st-nicholaus-kirche-gdk623270

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