Olga what a cute shop ! I love it , especially the wooden tables .That is what I would buy . The whole country theme, inside and out it lovely ! Thanks for sharing ❣️
His proclivity to explore is that of an ancient explorer from a principality. circa bce. Yet his tendency of benevolence is that of an ancient explorer from a municipality, circa ad. Nonetheless, shall your creative prowess prosper and the tides of history always in your favour.
You have the appearance of a first-class saleswoman: a radiant, happy face, confidence-inspiring, enthusiastic! You see all the qualities in your environment. A little misunderstanding and you could have accidentally sold the store to a new owner!
In the shop of this type you will often find products with the "Ø" label with the text "State-controlled organic", can be voluntarily put on organic food and certain organic non-food products (eg organic dog and cat food) when prepared under organic control in Denmark.
The store you visit reminds me of country stores in the USA state of Vermont. But, I am sure there are others in other places. Love to you and your family
Those palm trees can easily grow in Denmark, since we have very mild winters. Vinyards are getting more common too. Tou can also find peach trees in private gardens. Plus on Bornholm (a little rocky island) Fig bushes and apricots are popular.
@@Olga_Reznikova Congrats on your endeavors, both astute and pioneering. Shall great gifts be bequeathed and bestowed on such a treasure like yourself.
Love your surprise at what you find in Denmark and your enthusiasm in explaining it. Farm shops and garden centres like this are often found in the UK, and they bring a form of entertainment, or a day out, atmosphere to the week-end or even week day shopping. Prices are usually good, and the shops are generally run by people who are interested in customers and in what they themselves are doing in presenting their goods, and it is a rare treat to listen to the joy you bring to your exploration of this particular shop, which does look to be a great example of the species.
@niels lund Thank you! I'll never get to see these places. I started watching Jonna Jinton's page a a few years ago. And thought it was all mountainous areas over there! This past couple years, I see I was way wrong. lol
The restaurant at the village shop is what used to be called a "tea room" in the USA. (Where ladies would drink tea and eat things which weren't messy, and no alcohol was served (so all diners would remain on their best behavior while there). They were generally cleaner than local diners (sometimes nicknamed "greasy spoons"), and knowledgeable travelers would seek out the local tea room for meals, because they knew they wouldn't get food poisoning or indigestion from their tea room meals.
I love these types of shops in the US. It's really a breath of fresh air if you live in or near a city to see green farmland, animals and these unique stores and shops.
Olga thanks for sharing your trip to the village shop .look's like it part green house and a petting zoo with the animals there. Also it looks like a tourist destination. Where things cost a little more. But it worth the extra because of the experience you have being there. Thanks again for sharing your family and your experiences with us. I get to have a great experience myself with places i will never get to see. Have a great day and may God bless you and your family. Love you all gene
"Cost a little more.." The people that live there who shop there are RICH! Those prices were VERY HIGH, definitely higher than equivalent items in USA. I guess a lot of taxes?
@niels lund Some countries allow VAT to be reimbursed to Tourists as they leave through the Customs check point. Keep your receipts and get the VAT reimbursement documentation done by the shop clerk at Point of Sale, and remember that most airlines will not allow live-edge dining room tables on board as "carry-on luggage"; so everything should go smoothly. The Russian AN-2 single engine biplane (largest operating biplane today), most likely will allow sheep, goats and bulky furniture on board if a whole family is going back to the farm in Siberia.
Anyways I believe they call those tables, live edged, as well as shelves and even the fences outside, all live edge. When they leave the tree bark on them. Beautiful and rustic. We have Amish villages here that look similar to the old world design. The rustic look is making a comeback in architectural design. Ie barnwood, galvanized pipes for shelving brackets and edison lightbulbs and various rustic handmade fixtures that I can also make myself.
I saw some live edge tables about 6 years ago and they were really amazing. Prices were high at around $15,000 to $20,000 USD depending on the size and finish. I can only imagine how much they cost today.
@@historicrecord We have good salaries in Denmark. And then remember that on the prices there is 25% tax. It goes to the welfare society = free doctor / hospital / school system ect.
Beautiful interesting shopping place to explore, much better than the big special boring supermarkets. The Cafe was stunning, and cozy for a change to the modern minimalistic interiors. We have these places in Australia too in the countryside, and love visiting them, getting a surprise treatment. Thank you, lovely to seeing rural peaceful areas in Denmark. 👍😇
The pasifier tree is for children to stop using the passifier by hanging it on the tree. I have seen one once in Denmark. We dont’t have them here in Norway. I think the olive and palm trees are for indors use, in the Winter.
Right about the palm trees; those varieties are particularly suited to being grown in a pot. If you're in the right climate, palms will grow like weeds. (I live in California.) I once had a girlfriend who had a large palm in her front yard. One day all the seed pods dropped from the tree. She was lackadaisical about cleaning them up. (I.e., she didn't do it.) After about a week it looked like she had planted grass and had a healthy lawn. We spent a weekend pulling those things up.
A charming rustik little village shop....I like it! I like the landscape around there as well...typical Danish-Skåne(Southern Sweden) look..although Skåne as a whole has more trees then Denmark...Nice shop..you feel as you said there,a home feeling going in there,and also being outside...I think its a great place to take the children...and anyone that likes animals,really.I did enjoy this cosy little video...
We have many similar farm stalls everywhere in South Africa. So this is quite normal for us to see. I am smiling when I see you laughing and finding it so interesting and strange. You should come and visit my country one day....
That was such an interesting video and a beautiful shop! I can imagine your daughter would have loved it there! I kept waiting for her to speak about all of the interesting things, but not this time I suppose. You must take her back there, I'm sure she would enjoy it! Thanks for the video and glad to see the smile on your face! Peace and love from the USA.
Oh thank you for this video. A shop where everything is natural. Interesting. It seems expensive to me. Nineteen dollars for tea and a little food seems very expensive to me. I love the living room/dining room atmosphere. It would be fun to see what kind of music they played. Or when lots of people were here then i could people watch! Lol I'm nosy! Lol. Enjoy exploring! Glad you are enjoying and relaxing. 😘
An eclectic shopping destination. Just beautiful. Looks to be very organic, natural. Safe foods, live edge timber slabs and tabletops, a plethora of wares, cafe, small amimal farm and plant nursery. I would shop there for my kitchen and soul every week. We have similar in Australia.
Norden olive is a nickname for silverpear tree. It resembles olivetrees. Since olives are not hardy in scandanavia we use that in the garden and real olivetrees in pots. It is a way of having a little bit of the meditaranean with us all the time. We love the heat,. :)
Beautiful , I like tea at the right time of day, but seeing your video motivate me to cut grass ,do planting today, have a bless day you and your family.🤍🐞
That is a very interesting farm shop. I'm surprised they have the variety of things they have. They even have tropical fruit like mangoes. You seem to be enjoying Denmark so far. Good luck.
That looks like a somewhat-fancy version of a farmer's market, with both fresh produce (fruits & vegetables) and products created from things on the farm (like the pump bottles of lotions & soaps, for example). It's a place I wouldn't mind visiting myself!
The shop is definitely quirky, Denmark is a great country, pity about the language barrier, I hope that you can find a happy place, you are such a class act, may you continue to be safe with your family.
@@Olga_Reznikova yes that true most European countries speak better English than the English, I know this because I was born and was brought up in England, have you given any thought to moving to Australia 🇦🇺 where I live or to New Zealand 🇳🇿, not too sure of our refugee program for people fleeing the Ukraine war.
@Olga: You can find warm-weather trees in Canada as well. We take them inside during winter. ;) We have large houses here though. I don't know about Denmark.
@@JFHeroux he he ... Some people are just great with plants. I am certainly not one of them, and from the death of your palm tree maybe you are member of the "Let the plants live - Stay away from them" club 😜.
We have this style of shop in England too. We call them "Farm Shops", where small farmers can sell their vegetables, fruits, home baked bread and cakes, flowers and plants, honey and jams, and sometimes homemade crafts.
☀️Very nice We have similar places in the US. Amazing what you can find in out of the way places. like a 1950's era dining area and ice cream shop. thanks for sharing 🙂
Wow Olga, this is such an impressive video, even I as a male was taken back as to how much great stuff was found in this shop and simply how big it opened up to be ..... Awesome and so Original in all its design I am so glad that you are making the best of each and every outcome ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ that comes your way God Bless you and your family 👪, Olga and have a beautiful day Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦 ♥️ ♥️ ♥️
Looks like a shop for organic and ecological food and products. And I would guess it's allowed for kids to go inside to all the animals and pet them (depending on what the sign says). But i think its for kids so they can pet the animals and learn more about them.
Very nice video. Very modern farmer store that has very similar characteristics as in United States. It makes sense to charge 19 dollars for cookies and pastries since farmers don't make a lot of money by selling eggs and vegetables.
Hi dear Olga, what a cute place you discovered! The pacifier tree is indeed a place where children say goodbye to their pacifier!😗. I've seen one in Belgium too. Have you learned to speak a little Danish yet?
That is a very cool shop. We have the same type and style here in the States. The tables you looked at in the Interior Area we call Live Edge tables. Or Live Edge wood because it’s not milled into a specific form. Instead we use the natural form and shape of the tree but remove the outer bark since it’s not stable and would fall off eventually. The prices are about what I’d charge for the ones I make. Maybe a pinch higher. It also depends on the type of wood. You found a hidden treasure with this shop. Stay safe.
Yes, exactly - the pacifier tree is where you hang up your kids pacifiers in order to symbolically say goodbye to them. They are all around in parks also 😊looks like a cute and big “gårdbutik”. Lager in the season you can take your kids to farms where you can pick your own strawberries and other fruits. Some also have goats to pet. “Pluk selv plantage”
It is an interesting and exciting shop. I love your childlike joy in this video. The northern olive belongs to the peach plants. It's only for decoration, the fruits are inedible. Search for pyrus salicifolia if you want to learn more. It's from South-East Europe and Asia Minor. So I think that it's also known in Ukraine.
Things are pretty expensive by the looks of things. We would call this primarily a Garden Centre with lots of added attractions. There is what we call a Petting Zoo. People go to buy plants but are soon side tracked into eating and buying other goods. Get people in a good mood and they will spend
There are many places in Danish cities where kids give their pacifiers to trees when they are done using them. Some will draw pictures to go with them and others are writing letters to the tree thanking it for taking good care of it. Usually it’s a ritual and something for kids to be very happy doing.
Olga, you keep rolling in the postive directions in life and make the best out of it! God bless you and your country!
Im so glad you are doing well. :) Thanks for all the great videos. Much love from Illinois!!!
I love these kinds of shops! Thank you for showing a Danish version of the Country Stores that can be found in the US too.
@@TheYafaShow STOP SPAMMING EVERYONE'S REPLIES WITH YOUR NONSENSE! REPORTED.
Have lived in the US for over 40 years and never seen a shop like that.
We have this type of shop in Canada too.
@@golden.lights.twinkle2329 hi check out NYS. PA, Vt 🙂
This type of store is similar to our Cracker and Barrel restaurant stores, which are found nation wide. Quaint country style restaurant and shopping.
Olga what a cute shop ! I love it , especially the wooden tables .That is what I would buy . The whole country theme, inside and out it lovely ! Thanks for sharing ❣️
Yeah, back the truck up and max out the credit card.
What a fantastic shop! Thanks for sharing
Beautiful shop! Thanks for the tour. It looks great. It also seems like you and your family are settling in. I hope you are comfortable and well.
thanks for all your time Princess Olga.
may the universe protect and guide you always.
billion galactic thanks.
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Lovely Olga. I think you’ll be best as an ambassador of Ukraine. Glory to you, your family, and Ukraine 🇺🇦.
@@sigmaputin6888 Aww, somebody living in their own reality. Anyway 🇺🇦.
@@sigmaputin6888 I see. You favor genocide then. Interesting.
Well, Russia got beaten on a daily base. The Ukranians are too fierce fighters to the struggling Russians.
Your daughter would love so much this place!!!🌹
Olga this is amazing thank you. It's huge! And such a farm store :)
His proclivity to explore is that of an ancient explorer from a principality. circa bce. Yet his tendency of benevolence is that of an ancient explorer from a municipality, circa ad. Nonetheless, shall your creative prowess prosper and the tides of history always in your favour.
@@TheYafaShow You've been reported for your comment spamming.
You have the appearance of a first-class saleswoman: a radiant, happy face, confidence-inspiring, enthusiastic! You see all the qualities in your environment. A little misunderstanding and you could have accidentally sold the store to a new owner!
In the shop of this type you will often find products with the "Ø" label with the text "State-controlled organic", can be voluntarily put on organic food and certain organic non-food products (eg organic dog and cat food) when prepared under organic control in Denmark.
Good to know!!!
Bravo to the family that created this wonderful farm store destination, very creative and enjoyable.
I can never go to places like that any more, because I always want to buy EVERYTHING IN SIGHT!!
Excellent video, Olga! ❤❤❤
The store you visit reminds me of country stores in the USA state of Vermont. But, I am sure there are others in other places. Love to you and your family
Those palm trees can easily grow in Denmark, since we have very mild winters. Vinyards are getting more common too. Tou can also find peach trees in private gardens. Plus on Bornholm (a little rocky island) Fig bushes and apricots are popular.
Interesting!
@@Olga_Reznikova Congrats on your endeavors, both astute and pioneering. Shall great gifts be bequeathed and bestowed on such a treasure like yourself.
Love your surprise at what you find in Denmark and your enthusiasm in explaining it. Farm shops and garden centres like this are often found in the UK, and they bring a form of entertainment, or a day out, atmosphere to the week-end or even week day shopping. Prices are usually good, and the shops are generally run by people who are interested in customers and in what they themselves are doing in presenting their goods, and it is a rare treat to listen to the joy you bring to your exploration of this particular shop, which does look to be a great example of the species.
Thanks for sharing! It looks really gorgeous there. I am surprised at how flat the land is there!
@niels lund Thank you! I'll never get to see these places. I started watching Jonna Jinton's page a a few years ago. And thought it was all mountainous areas over there! This past couple years, I see I was way wrong. lol
Oh yes! Olga please take us "shopping" more often! that store was wonderful!!!
Thanks a lot! Glad you like it!
That was a great find. What an eclectic mix. Thanks for sharing.
The restaurant at the village shop is what used to be called a "tea room" in the USA. (Where ladies would drink tea and eat things which weren't messy, and no alcohol was served (so all diners would remain on their best behavior while there). They were generally cleaner than local diners (sometimes nicknamed "greasy spoons"), and knowledgeable travelers would seek out the local tea room for meals, because they knew they wouldn't get food poisoning or indigestion from their tea room meals.
Wow, that is an interesting fact!
@@Olga_Reznikova Tea rooms were especially a preferred dining choice for travelers before fast-food chain restaurants became common.
It's not only 'ladies' who drink tea. Us men drink tea too!
@@golden.lights.twinkle2329 Of course, and Bob Hope was one of them, routinely dining in tea rooms when he was on the road!
Ah, a pretty girl 'accidentally' goes shopping. Why am I not surprised?
Luv ya Olga.
I love these types of shops in the US. It's really a breath of fresh air if you live in or near a city to see green farmland, animals and these unique stores and shops.
Nice video Olga!! Thank you!!❤️❤️❤️
Olga thanks for sharing your trip to the village shop .look's like it part green house and a petting zoo with the animals there. Also it looks like a tourist destination. Where things cost a little more. But it worth the extra because of the experience you have being there. Thanks again for sharing your family and your experiences with us. I get to have a great experience myself with places i will never get to see. Have a great day and may God bless you and your family. Love you all gene
"Cost a little more.." The people that live there who shop there are RICH! Those prices were VERY HIGH, definitely higher than equivalent items in USA. I guess a lot of taxes?
The danes just earn more than many americans - and doesn’t have expenses for health care or education. 2200 $ for a unique table isn’t that pricy.
@niels lund Some countries allow VAT to be reimbursed to Tourists as they leave through the Customs check point. Keep your receipts and get the VAT reimbursement documentation done by the shop clerk at Point of Sale, and remember that most airlines will not allow live-edge dining room tables on board as "carry-on luggage"; so everything should go smoothly.
The Russian AN-2 single engine biplane (largest operating biplane today), most likely will allow sheep, goats and bulky furniture on board if a whole family is going back to the farm in Siberia.
Why do i associate Olga's accent with intelligence and authority. Like a doctor
It is so very nice to see you happy!
Fascinating video…I’ve never seen anywhere in Denmark ever.
It looks like part plant nursery, part grocery store, part gift shop with a lounge outside!
Very nice!
Anyways I believe they call those tables, live edged, as well as shelves and even the fences outside, all live edge. When they leave the tree bark on them. Beautiful and rustic. We have Amish villages here that look similar to the old world design. The rustic look is making a comeback in architectural design. Ie barnwood, galvanized pipes for shelving brackets and edison lightbulbs and various rustic handmade fixtures that I can also make myself.
I saw some live edge tables about 6 years ago and they were really amazing. Prices were high at around $15,000 to $20,000 USD depending on the size and finish. I can only imagine how much they cost today.
I love how you make so many videos showing us the sights of Denmark! Keep up the great work!
Denmark is so expensive, I cannot afford to even watch this video……
I agree- watching Denmark is like watching an expensive taxi meter
She is so sexy
@@historicrecord We have good salaries in Denmark. And then remember that on the prices there is 25% tax. It goes to the welfare society = free doctor / hospital / school system ect.
Then you should try to pay the tax here 🙂
Then again, you have cut away most of the stupid basicthings that Americans pay for.
Cute shop. Thank you for sharing. There is the same concept in several places in Sweden here often called ”Gårdsbutik”.
That is an amazing looking place! Cool to see from where I'm sittin. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for another amazing video Olga. Peace and Love from West Virginia.
Greetings from the USA. Thank-you for sharing your videos with us!
Beautiful interesting shopping place to explore, much better than the big special boring supermarkets.
The Cafe was stunning, and cozy for a change to the modern minimalistic interiors. We have these places in Australia too in the countryside, and love visiting them, getting a surprise treatment. Thank you, lovely to seeing rural peaceful areas in Denmark. 👍😇
Looks like a nice place to visit and look around. Maybe buy something, or maybe not. Cheers, Danny
The pasifier tree is for children to stop using the passifier by hanging it on the tree. I have seen one once in Denmark. We dont’t have them here in Norway.
I think the olive and palm trees are for indors use, in the Winter.
Right about the palm trees; those varieties are particularly suited to being grown in a pot. If you're in the right climate, palms will grow like weeds. (I live in California.) I once had a girlfriend who had a large palm in her front yard. One day all the seed pods dropped from the tree. She was lackadaisical about cleaning them up. (I.e., she didn't do it.) After about a week it looked like she had planted grass and had a healthy lawn. We spent a weekend pulling those things up.
A charming rustik little village shop....I like it! I like the landscape around there as well...typical Danish-Skåne(Southern Sweden) look..although Skåne as a whole has more trees then Denmark...Nice shop..you feel as you said there,a home feeling going in there,and also being outside...I think its a great place to take the children...and anyone that likes animals,really.I did enjoy this cosy little video...
We have many similar farm stalls everywhere in South Africa. So this is quite normal for us to see. I am smiling when I see you laughing and finding it so interesting and strange. You should come and visit my country one day....
That was such an interesting video and a beautiful shop! I can imagine your daughter would have loved it there! I kept waiting for her to speak about all of the interesting things, but not this time I suppose. You must take her back there, I'm sure she would enjoy it! Thanks for the video and glad to see the smile on your face! Peace and love from the USA.
Oh thank you for this video. A shop where everything is natural. Interesting. It seems expensive to me. Nineteen dollars for tea and a little food seems very expensive to me. I love the living room/dining room atmosphere. It would be fun to see what kind of music they played. Or when lots of people were here then i could people watch! Lol I'm nosy! Lol. Enjoy exploring! Glad you are enjoying and relaxing. 😘
An eclectic shopping destination. Just beautiful. Looks to be very organic, natural. Safe foods, live edge timber slabs and tabletops, a plethora of wares, cafe, small amimal farm and plant nursery. I would shop there for my kitchen and soul every week. We have similar in Australia.
Norden olive is a nickname for silverpear tree. It resembles olivetrees. Since olives are not hardy in scandanavia we use that in the garden and real olivetrees in pots. It is a way of having a little bit of the meditaranean with us all the time. We love the heat,. :)
Beautiful , I like tea at the right time of day, but seeing your video motivate me to cut grass ,do planting today, have a bless day you and your family.🤍🐞
That is a very interesting farm shop. I'm surprised they have the variety of things they have. They even have tropical fruit like mangoes. You seem to be enjoying Denmark so far. Good luck.
What vlogging camera do you use?
What a fun store! Definitely a place for the family.
That looks like a somewhat-fancy version of a farmer's market, with both fresh produce (fruits & vegetables) and products created from things on the farm (like the pump bottles of lotions & soaps, for example). It's a place I wouldn't mind visiting myself!
Wow, nice place. Someone very creative have spent a long time setting up all that, in the village
I love this market 😍. My prayers is non stop for Ukraine 🇺🇦💕 Bless you Olga you are wonderful woman 😘
if you told me it was a tractor museum, I'd have believed you.
Wow, Denmark is nice. We don't have places so clean and relaxing here in the US.
Reminds me of a shop in Pennsylvania called Ashcombe Farms. Love it❣️❣️❣️
The shop is definitely quirky, Denmark is a great country, pity about the language barrier, I hope that you can find a happy place, you are such a class act, may you continue to be safe with your family.
They all speak English, but yes.. you can not understand what is written...
They all speak English, but yes.. you can not understand what is written...
@@Olga_Reznikova yes that true most European countries speak better English than the English, I know this because I was born and was brought up in England, have you given any thought to moving to Australia 🇦🇺 where I live or to New Zealand 🇳🇿, not too sure of our refugee program for people fleeing the Ukraine war.
@Olga: You can find warm-weather trees in Canada as well. We take them inside during winter. ;) We have large houses here though. I don't know about Denmark.
Yeah ... we mostly have palms, lemon, olive trees etc. inside all the year in Denmark.
@@LuiWallentinGttler My palm tree died... but it wasn't because of the cold. It was because of me being an idiot... LOL
@@JFHeroux he he ... Some people are just great with plants. I am certainly not one of them, and from the death of your palm tree maybe you are member of the "Let the plants live - Stay away from them" club 😜.
@@LuiWallentinGttler Doesn't winter effect them?
@@LuiWallentinGttler Oh, I am doing great with cacti and other almost immortal plants. :P
I am great fan of you always follow your video and danish is my lovely Choice
Interesting story Olga, thanks from Detroit Michigan USA Harold, best wishes, take care
We have this style of shop in England too. We call them "Farm Shops", where small farmers can sell their vegetables, fruits, home baked bread and cakes, flowers and plants, honey and jams, and sometimes homemade crafts.
What a great shop!
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Great episode
☀️Very nice
We have similar places in the US.
Amazing what you can find in out of the way places. like a 1950's era dining area and ice cream shop. thanks for sharing 🙂
Good interested vidio, it is nice to see smile on you face again, and welcomme to Denmark so must....
Hi Olga!!!😍❤️❤️❤️❤️😍
Thank you for sharing this, I found it very interesting!!
Very Nice Video Olga..... We have many Farm shops/ Garden centres in the UK....They are great places to visit and get quality local products ... :-)))
Good to visit them as well!
@@Olga_Reznikova I will take you when you come to the UK Olga :-)) xx
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Wow Olga, this is such an impressive video, even I as a male was taken back as to how much great stuff was found in this shop and simply how big it opened up to be ..... Awesome and so Original in all its design
I am so glad that you are making the best of each and every outcome ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ that comes your way
God Bless you and your family 👪, Olga and have a beautiful day
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Thanks! Glad that you like it!
Looks like a shop for organic and ecological food and products. And I would guess it's allowed for kids to go inside to all the animals and pet them (depending on what the sign says). But i think its for kids so they can pet the animals and learn more about them.
Yes, its allowed
Very nice video. Very modern farmer store that has very similar characteristics as in United States. It makes sense to charge 19 dollars for cookies and pastries since farmers don't make a lot of money by selling eggs and vegetables.
Hi dear Olga, what a cute place you discovered! The pacifier tree is indeed a place where children say goodbye to their pacifier!😗. I've seen one in Belgium too. Have you learned to speak a little Danish yet?
Yes, some things which is always around me, I get to know how to say))
@@Olga_Reznikova that's nice. I wish you all the best.☺️
My GOD! That place is beautiful.
Beautiful shop!
"eclectic" is the best word for these places 🤗
Definitely!
Thanks for all the great videos. Much love from Puerto Rico
The unfinished boards are called "live edge" slabs & are all the rage with the people who like rustic looks.
What an interesting place. Lots of different things.
That is a very cool shop. We have the same type and style here in the States. The tables you looked at in the Interior Area we call Live Edge tables. Or Live Edge wood because it’s not milled into a specific form. Instead we use the natural form and shape of the tree but remove the outer bark since it’s not stable and would fall off eventually. The prices are about what I’d charge for the ones I make. Maybe a pinch higher. It also depends on the type of wood. You found a hidden treasure with this shop. Stay safe.
Nice small Farmer Market .
I always heard that Denmark was a very happy place.
Apparently the second happiest country in the world. Clearly I was unfortunate when I worked in Copenhagen. The Christmas beer was very good however )
It is indeed!
Beautiful things in that shop.
Those prices are expensive! Great video though.
Some palm trees are hardy enough for all but the coldest of Danish winters. Then, just take them inside.
Yes, exactly - the pacifier tree is where you hang up your kids pacifiers in order to symbolically say goodbye to them. They are all around in parks also 😊looks like a cute and big “gårdbutik”. Lager in the season you can take your kids to farms where you can pick your own strawberries and other fruits. Some also have goats to pet. “Pluk selv plantage”
What a lovely place!
Was it Gartnergaarden Aarhus ?
Yes!
It is an interesting and exciting shop. I love your childlike joy in this video. The northern olive belongs to the peach plants. It's only for decoration, the fruits are inedible. Search for pyrus salicifolia if you want to learn more. It's from South-East Europe and Asia Minor. So I think that it's also known in Ukraine.
Things are pretty expensive by the looks of things. We would call this primarily a Garden Centre with lots of added attractions. There is what we call a Petting Zoo. People go to buy plants but are soon side tracked into eating and buying other goods. Get people in a good mood and they will spend
Norway is even more expensive !! Enjoy your time in denmark!!
We have stores like that in Amish country in Ohio they can have some neat stuff there
Reminds me of where I live in Portland Oregon USA🥰
Looks like a nice little market/cafe, you see a lot of them here in the U.S. as well. Kind of reminds me of Linn's in Cambria, CA
Denmark is such a cozy place.
those trees are containerized. you can take them inside during the winter.
Such a bigggggg shop 😍
Looks like you are settling in well, I noticed lots of people moving back to Ukraine now, even Odessa
Yes, because it is expensive to live here and in Denmark we are still considered a tourists.
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Wouldn’t it be much cheaper in Croatia or Bulgaria, Slovakia?
There are many places in Danish cities where kids give their pacifiers to trees when they are done using them. Some will draw pictures to go with them and others are writing letters to the tree thanking it for taking good care of it. Usually it’s a ritual and something for kids to be very happy doing.
I found it is very nice idea!
Thanks for the updates!