Starting at Reboot 11, just consider my home your camp.

Give me a call at +45 22 25 69 51 if you want to join.

I have hidden a ticket for Roskilde Festival 2009 in the souroundings, all it will cost you is a hug.

It's a ticket for all days, and it includes the large tent.

It's a value of approx. kr. 2.900
Kind regard

Kim Bach

Starting at Reboot 11, just consider my home your camp.

Give me a call at +45 22 25 69 51 if you want to join.

I have hidden a ticket for Roskilde Festival 2009 in the souroundings, all it will cost you is a hug.

It's a ticket for all days, and it includes the large tent.

It's a value of approx. kr. 2.900
Kind regard

Kim Bach

In order to investigate the important questions raised by Esben Thomsen on Jaiku, join us for a trip to Fredensborg Palace.

The quest is this:
Name the renaissance principle, that meant that buildings were left with visible defects/flaws, because only God is perfect, and perfection in art and architecture would challenge God's perfection.

We're not even sure this principle exists, but at least one of the floors in Fredensborg Palace is rumoured to have this kind of imperfection.

Fredensborg Palace certainly isn't renaissance, so it's possible that the principle is newer.

Details:
It's quite a ride to Fredensborg, so we'll leave from Central Station at around 11am on saturday the 25th. The Palace is open from 1pm to 5pm, guided tours start every 15 minuttes.

External links
Link to the Danish Royal House website:
Fredensborg Palace

Link to Jaiku discussion (in Danish):
Jaiku: Thomas har lige et spørgsmål

Link to article that mentions the flaw in the floor (in Danish)
Kongper.dk: Fredensborg Slot - Kongehusets foretrukne residens