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A rainy day in Frederikshavn
A rainy day in Frederikshavn casts a soft haze over the harbor, where the ferries to Gothenburg, Oslo, and Læsø move steadily through the mist. Passengers huddle beneath raincoats, waiting to board as gulls circle overhead and the scent of sea spray and diesel lingers in the damp air. The steady rhythm of the ferries offers a sense of continuity, even as raindrops blur the horizon. Inside the terminal, warm light and quiet chatter contrast with the grey weather outside — a reminder that, rain or shine, Frederikshavn remains a vital gateway across the sea.
One reply to “A rainy day in Frederikshavn”
Hjalmar
Det er en fantastisk havn, et mesterværk 💓😀
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