The Coffee Mill by helanker
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Made in 1840. This heavy vehicle got the name "The Coffee Mill" because the layer of pebbles and stones on the road were simply crunched to powder under the extreemely heavy wagons weight. This wagon was running until about year 1900 in regular service between Nørreport in Copenhagen to Klampenborg near "Bakken", the entertainment Park and Forest. For the sake of other transporters, it could only begin the route, when the wagon was full. Beacause of that, they had helpers, who jumped in the wagon to fill up the seats. It isnt written how many horses it used, but I guess that maybe 4 or 6 horses were nessesary. FULL SCREEN is better.
Wish you all a beautiful weekend.
We have very foggy weather right now, I cant see much longer than to the stone fence outside my bedroom window. :) It is very peacful and not a sound outside. Kind of cosy :)
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Comments (29)
Interesting story and great shot!
wowww
Wow! Superb capture and intersting background story!
Wow, exellent photo, - love the explaning info ;o)))))))
Great photo and thanks for providing the 'very interesting 'information.
What an astonishing vehicle!!
Interresting story and great shot!
LOL @ info! wow! do they ever 'demonstrate' it? fog just vanished here have a beautiful weekend too!!! :-D
A forerunner of the coaches we have today, thanks for sharing Helle.
Excellent shot.
A great history-capture, Helle. Interesting to see this, as the info. Wishing you a peaceful weekend, my friend :).
All that weight making contact with the ground at the bottom of four very narrow wheels...no wonder the wagon pulverized whatever it ran over. Extremely high weight per square inch (or per square centimeter):) Neat picture Helle! The seats look soft...ahhhhh.
Fascinating! Excellent picture. You make me want to go see! Of course I'll have to take you with me, because I assume the signs are in Danish. LOL!
Fantastic shot and interesting informations. I can imagine more comfortable ways to travel. :)
Very beautiful capture and great shot , Helle ! Interesting story !
Must have been the first tour bus. ;) Wonderful POV and capture of this fantastic carriage! :)
A very interesting story and a superb capture!
very nice image and terrific history
Now that is one cool and interesting looking vehicle for transport! A very lovely subject, Dear Helle! I really like the POV and the colours. The lighting is also uplifting, adding to the dynamic of the image.
beautiful, love the colors and lighting excellent work
What an amazing capture of this true classic Helle
An awesome BUS! ;)
What a lovely story. Do you live near this museum? Great picture and I like the unique perspective.
Great capture!
Splendid image and interesting info! Fantastic capture! :)
wow this is old. very good pov of it
This is simply amazing. Here in the 21st century, we like to think that busses belong strictly to us modern types of people, and here is something pre-modern and though it's not a bus, it's sort of a pre-bus! How marvelous! I love this image and I would love to see one of these in action: just to count the horses! I love the idea that there are things like this in the world! Simply stunning! I love the way you captured this! I get a nice feeling for its size! I'd love to ride in one! Great photo!
So interesting! Great capture and the perspective is excellent!
Very interesting vehicle and museum. Just imagine how hard it must have been for women to climb in and out especially with the clothes they wore in the 1800s. I can see a little step, but really! I wonder if they had portable steps for them to use. They must have had to lay down more rocks and pebbles on a regular basis. It would not be fun to try to get the coffee mill out of the mud. It's interesting to see the black and yellow carriage in the back and see the seating on the top. Excellent capture and information!