Lyngsmose og Hover viewed from the north in 1993. Image: Palle Eriksen
Situated in a Danish cornfield on a crossroads between Ølstrup and Hover lies the remains of Lyngsmose, an Iron Age village of international importance now buried beneath the soil. However an exciting collaboration means that Lyngsmose will spring to life again after 2000 years.
A joint steering committee between the various parish organisations is to administer a large renewable energy grant from the Environment and Technology Committee to facilitate the realisation of a common dream to “re-visualise” the 2000 year old space into the present.
Currently, acquisition of the land is in progress along with building permits and the creation of a joint Lyngsmose Association.
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