Where to go when you’re dead
Friday, 9. May 2003I have this thing for cemetaries. This one in particular.
Today it’s in the heart of Copenhagen, but was outside in 1760.
It’s being used as a park, and it is somewhat nice to sit studying on the grass next to Niels Bohr and his less famous brother Harald, who became a respected mathematician in Göttingen.
Or you can be deep-thinking by the grave of Kierkegaard. Dreaming next to Hans Christian Andersen. Or you can just splash out getting badly burned by the sun.
And the good thing: I’m moving within 3 mins walk in about a month and a half :-)