Godt nytår fra Ravning 🎉🎊🥳🍾🧧
December 31, 2024 at 6:16 PM
Godt nytår fra Ravning 🎉🎊🥳🍾🧧
Digital rekonstruktion af broen over Ravning Enge vest for Vejle. Broen er dateret til slutningen af 900-tallet og var Danmarks længste bro indtil den første bro over Lillebælt. Broen ved Ravning stod kun i kort tid.
January 25, 2025 at 2:51 PM
Digital rekonstruktion af broen over Ravning Enge vest for Vejle. Broen er dateret til slutningen af 900-tallet og var Danmarks længste bro indtil den første bro over Lillebælt. Broen ved Ravning stod kun i kort tid.
January 12, 2025 at 4:07 PM
For dansky land: Jelling, Ravning Enge, Ladby, Trelleborg, Viking ship museum in Roskilde. Hedeby.
Not in that order.
Not in that order.
September 25, 2025 at 1:25 PM
For dansky land: Jelling, Ravning Enge, Ladby, Trelleborg, Viking ship museum in Roskilde. Hedeby.
Not in that order.
Not in that order.
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Broen over Ravning Enge syd for Jelling. Anlagt i år 980 med en længde på 760 meter. Var Danmarks længste bro frem til 1935
Broen over Ravning Enge syd for Jelling. Anlagt i år 980 med en længde på 760 meter. Var Danmarks længste bro frem til 1935
September 16, 2026 at 6:13 PM
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Broen over Ravning Enge syd for Jelling. Anlagt i år 980 med en længde på 760 meter. Var Danmarks længste bro frem til 1935
Broen over Ravning Enge syd for Jelling. Anlagt i år 980 med en længde på 760 meter. Var Danmarks længste bro frem til 1935
Mad #Archaeology:
Either a brilliant example of power and technical ability or the result of a king gone mad? The bridge at Ravning Enge, west of Vejle, Denmark, is dated to around 980 AD and is a massive wooden bridge build over almost 800 meters of boggy terrain. The bridge only stood for 5 years.
Either a brilliant example of power and technical ability or the result of a king gone mad? The bridge at Ravning Enge, west of Vejle, Denmark, is dated to around 980 AD and is a massive wooden bridge build over almost 800 meters of boggy terrain. The bridge only stood for 5 years.
December 1, 2024 at 5:24 PM
Mad #Archaeology:
Either a brilliant example of power and technical ability or the result of a king gone mad? The bridge at Ravning Enge, west of Vejle, Denmark, is dated to around 980 AD and is a massive wooden bridge build over almost 800 meters of boggy terrain. The bridge only stood for 5 years.
Either a brilliant example of power and technical ability or the result of a king gone mad? The bridge at Ravning Enge, west of Vejle, Denmark, is dated to around 980 AD and is a massive wooden bridge build over almost 800 meters of boggy terrain. The bridge only stood for 5 years.
Jellingestenen passer i min mening helt perfekt ind i rækken af projekter som en person som Harald Blåtand ville sætte i gang. En mand, der bygger geometrisk perfekte borge (foreløbig) fem steder i Danmark samt en bro over Ravning Enge - så en prangende og stor sten falder godt sammen med Harald.
January 17, 2025 at 8:10 AM
Jellingestenen passer i min mening helt perfekt ind i rækken af projekter som en person som Harald Blåtand ville sætte i gang. En mand, der bygger geometrisk perfekte borge (foreløbig) fem steder i Danmark samt en bro over Ravning Enge - så en prangende og stor sten falder godt sammen med Harald.
Today I hiked around Ravning.
Situated in the Vejle River Valley, this wetland used to be quite the obstacle for travellers. So in 980, under King Harald Bluetooth, vikings built an impressive 760 meter long oak bridge as wide as the double sided roads of the time.
Picture 2 is a reconstruction.
Situated in the Vejle River Valley, this wetland used to be quite the obstacle for travellers. So in 980, under King Harald Bluetooth, vikings built an impressive 760 meter long oak bridge as wide as the double sided roads of the time.
Picture 2 is a reconstruction.
October 18, 2025 at 8:17 PM
Today I hiked around Ravning.
Situated in the Vejle River Valley, this wetland used to be quite the obstacle for travellers. So in 980, under King Harald Bluetooth, vikings built an impressive 760 meter long oak bridge as wide as the double sided roads of the time.
Picture 2 is a reconstruction.
Situated in the Vejle River Valley, this wetland used to be quite the obstacle for travellers. So in 980, under King Harald Bluetooth, vikings built an impressive 760 meter long oak bridge as wide as the double sided roads of the time.
Picture 2 is a reconstruction.
100% Ravning. I'd argue the bridge
a more impressive articulation of the architecture of power than the ring fortresses. It's also next door to Jelling.
Lindholm yes.
Isn't Borremose a bit early for Vikings?
a more impressive articulation of the architecture of power than the ring fortresses. It's also next door to Jelling.
Lindholm yes.
Isn't Borremose a bit early for Vikings?
September 25, 2025 at 2:21 PM
100% Ravning. I'd argue the bridge
a more impressive articulation of the architecture of power than the ring fortresses. It's also next door to Jelling.
Lindholm yes.
Isn't Borremose a bit early for Vikings?
a more impressive articulation of the architecture of power than the ring fortresses. It's also next door to Jelling.
Lindholm yes.
Isn't Borremose a bit early for Vikings?
Ravning?
I would go with Lejre and Trelleborg on Zealand.
Also... One shouldn't forget Northern Jutland. Lindholm is a given, Sebbersund - but also Borremose south of Gunderstrup.
94% of Danes don't know Borremose, and I feel that's insane.
I would go with Lejre and Trelleborg on Zealand.
Also... One shouldn't forget Northern Jutland. Lindholm is a given, Sebbersund - but also Borremose south of Gunderstrup.
94% of Danes don't know Borremose, and I feel that's insane.
September 25, 2025 at 1:57 PM
Ravning?
I would go with Lejre and Trelleborg on Zealand.
Also... One shouldn't forget Northern Jutland. Lindholm is a given, Sebbersund - but also Borremose south of Gunderstrup.
94% of Danes don't know Borremose, and I feel that's insane.
I would go with Lejre and Trelleborg on Zealand.
Also... One shouldn't forget Northern Jutland. Lindholm is a given, Sebbersund - but also Borremose south of Gunderstrup.
94% of Danes don't know Borremose, and I feel that's insane.
The site is located on a spur next to the Fiend's Dale (or Devil's Gulch in a less literal translation) to the east and Vejle Ådal to the south.
Vejle Ådal is a soggy obstacle to movement N-S along the Jutlandic peninsula, and the later 9thC Ravning bridge across the valley is located ~400m south
Vejle Ådal is a soggy obstacle to movement N-S along the Jutlandic peninsula, and the later 9thC Ravning bridge across the valley is located ~400m south
September 10, 2025 at 7:37 AM
The site is located on a spur next to the Fiend's Dale (or Devil's Gulch in a less literal translation) to the east and Vejle Ådal to the south.
Vejle Ådal is a soggy obstacle to movement N-S along the Jutlandic peninsula, and the later 9thC Ravning bridge across the valley is located ~400m south
Vejle Ådal is a soggy obstacle to movement N-S along the Jutlandic peninsula, and the later 9thC Ravning bridge across the valley is located ~400m south
Dra til Jelling. Sjå på runesteinar.
Og ta dykk fem minutt til Ravningbroen. www.visitdenmark.no/danmark/plan...
Og ta dykk fem minutt til Ravningbroen. www.visitdenmark.no/danmark/plan...
Ravningbroen | Rekonstruktionen af vikingebro i Vejle | VisitVejle
Oplev rekonstruktionen af den mægtige bro, som Harald Blåtand lod bygge i vikingetiden, ved Ravning Enge. Se udstillingen om broen, udgravninger og fund.
www.visitdenmark.no
August 10, 2026 at 5:56 PM
Dra til Jelling. Sjå på runesteinar.
Og ta dykk fem minutt til Ravningbroen. www.visitdenmark.no/danmark/plan...
Og ta dykk fem minutt til Ravningbroen. www.visitdenmark.no/danmark/plan...
Ravning Enge (om du allikevel er i Jelling)
Koldinghus
Trelde Næs (ja, der er fin natur i Danmark)
Koldinghus
Trelde Næs (ja, der er fin natur i Danmark)
August 10, 2026 at 6:37 PM
Ravning Enge (om du allikevel er i Jelling)
Koldinghus
Trelde Næs (ja, der er fin natur i Danmark)
Koldinghus
Trelde Næs (ja, der er fin natur i Danmark)