Lead Cup in Aarhus (2019) - A Danish Lead Climbing Competition!
The climbing competition Lead Cup in Denmark is a nationwide climbing competition in the discipline of climbing lead. The competition is a series throughout Denmark and visits several different climbing halls.
The Lead Cup is a climbing competition for the wide. So it is not only climbing for elite climbers, but also climbing for athletes. The climbing competition is held by the local Danish climbing clubs such as Aarhus Climbing Club and Blocs and Walls in Copenhagen together with the Danish Climbing Association.
This climbing video is from the climbing competition in Aarhus Climbing Club. The video contains a lot of cool climbing sequences, especially from the finale. So if you want to see how a Danish climbing competition is going on, watch this climbing video.
You can also hear several of the participants tell why they think the Lead Cup climbing competition in Aarhus is a good climbing competition and why they are competing for the climbing competition.
Climbing is a small sport in Denmark, but still there is room for this nationwide climbing competition!
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Klatrekonkurrencen Lead Cup i Danmark er en landsdækkende klatrekonkurrence i disciplinen lead klatring. Konkurrencen er en serie i hele Danmark og besøger flere forskellige klatrehaller.
Lead Cup er en klatrekonkurrence for bredden. Den er altså ikke kun klatring for eliteklatrer, men også klatring for motionister. Klatrekonkurrencen afholdes af de lokale danske klatreklubber som Århus Klatreklub og Blocs and Walls i København sammen med Dansk Klatreforbund.
Denne klatrevideo er fra klatrekonkurrencen i Århus Klatreklub. Videoen indeholder en masse fede klatresekvenser, især fra finalen. Så hvis du har lyst til at se hvordan en dansk klatrekonkurrence foregår, så se denne klatrevideo.
Du kan også høre flere af deltagerne fortælle om hvorfor de synes Lead Cup klatrekonkurrencen i Århus er en god klatrekonkurrence og hvorfor de stiller op til klatrekonkurrencen.
Klatring er en lille sport i Danmark, men alligevel er der plads til denne landsdækkende klatrekonkurrence!
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Vi er ofte på cyklen i det østjyske. Mange har spurgt, hvad vi har med i lommerne, når vi er på tur. Har kan I se, hvad Laustsen og Fjordside har med, når de er ude og øve.
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Mellemøstligt gadekøkken er åbnet i Aarhus
Det mellemøstlige gadekøkken De Fyrretyve Røvere har slået dørene op på Frederiks Allé i Aarhus.
Laustsen træner til Bakkeløbet
2 slags Croissanter
Det skal du bruge til 8 stk:
300g færdiglavet butterdej
25g smør
2dl mælk
3/4dl kærnemælk
13g gær
1 tsk sukker
3/4 tsk salt
450g hvedemel
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chokolade og marcipan efter smag men pas på med for meget da det bare vil rende ud.
Man kan lave dem om aftnen og lade dem efterhæve i køleskabet natten over, og bage dem om morgnen :-)
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Åboulevarden er indbegrebet af caféhygge og natteliv. Men du kan også shoppe både dyrt og mindre dyrt design ved bredden.
Fulde folk og piger i stiletter krydrer Åboulevarden en hvilken som helst fredag aften. Men næste formiddag er alkoholen og de høje hæle skiftet ud med kaffe, brunch og fikse sneakers. Åboulevarden, eller i daglig tale bare åen, kan lidt af hvert og er mere end blot et sted, hvor du mødes med venner og drikker en øl på den spanske trappe.
Med renoveringen af åen og stykket hen mod Hovedbiblioteket fik den del af Åboulevarden helt nyt liv. Hele vejen fra Magasin til Mølleparken er der året rundt en summende aktivitet af shoppende, hyggende mennesker, der har taget et nyt vadested i brug. Går du på modsatte side af shoppingcentret mod biblioteket, kommer du først til en række specialbutikker; er du ferm i et køkken, kender du sikkert Kunst og Køkkentøj, mens skientusiaster skal kigge indenfor hos Skiing. På Magasin-siden finder du designbutikker og de nyere caféer i Åboulevardens historie – Suppestegogis er blandt lokale blevet kendt som stedet med den lækre is. Prøv en kugle med kaffesmag toppet med hvid chokoladeguf. Ved siden af kan du stikke hovedet ind hos Designtorvet eller Designer Next Door, hvor du finder småt nips i både budget og den dyrere ende til at pifte hjemmet op med.
Et nyt vadested
Fortsætter du ad samme vej, når du forbi Grønnegade og til det, man kunne kalde det nye vadested. På stykket indmod Mølleparken finder du nemlig de nyindrettede trætrapper, der udgør ideelle siddepladser til isspisende om sommeren eller de ikke-kuldskære om efteråret med et varmt tæppe og medbragt kaffe. Går du en tur op i Mølleparken, kan du mindes gamle dage. Her lå Aarhus Mølle, som menes at være bygget af Valdemar Sejr – deraf navnet på parken, som blev indviet i 1926.
På modsatte side er et nyt samlingssted også under udvikling. På Åboulevarden, lige ved siden af Christiansgade, er det oplagt at nyde et glas bubble tea eller en sandwich med pulled pork på bænken med udsigt til åen. Er du på vej mod centrum, kan du snuppe et brød fra bageren Briancon med – vi anbefaler det grove Fransk Ristet.
In-stedet
Vælger du at gå den anden vej fra Magasin, følger du den traditionelle Åboulevard-strækning, hvor Cross, Ziggy Sidewalk, Grappa og Globen Flakket i flæng byder indenfor til brunch, kaffe eller drinks. Her ligger også populære Hr. Bartels, som hver onsdag og torsdag byder på to drinks for en pris.
Krydser du broen ved Magasin og går over på den anden side af vandet, er det en anden, mindre energisk oplevelse, der venter. Det er dog bare, indtil du når Clemensbro. Her er det barerne og cocktailstederne, som bestemmer tempoet om aftenen, mens du om dagen kan nyde den flotte udformning af gangarealet og bygningerne ved siden af. Her kommer du også ind ad en sideindgang til Monki, som ligger ved siden af H&M i det smukke Clemensborg på Skt. Clemenstorv. Det er således en oplagt genvej til Strøget, hvis ikke du
har noget imod at kigge lidt på ungt tøj imens.
Åen fra Magasin mod Europaplads på venstre side er stedet, hvor du kommer for at se og blive set – om aftenen under varmelamperne, om dagen i solen eller ved et lille cafébord med en stor burger eller fedtfattig caffé latte.
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Denmark: Screaming DSB 'ME' class diesel locos at Copenhagen Central Station / Kobenhavn H
Three clips showing DSB 'ME' class diesel locos at Copenhagen Central Station / Københavns Hovedbanegård.
Clip 1 - 1537 leaves Copenhagen Central Station hauling train R2541, the 1015 Osterport to Holbaek. Recorded 7th July 2016.
Clip 2 (0:59) - 1509 leaves Copenhagen Central Station hauling train R1577, the 1935 Osterport to Kalundborg. Recorded 8th July 2016.
Clip 3 (1:55) - 1513 leaves Copenhagen Central Station hauling train R19216, the 0759 Nykobing Falster to Osterport. Recorded
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The DSB class ME are a series of diesel-electric locomotives, introduced in 1981. A total of 37 units were built, all by the German factory Henschel for the Danish State Railways (DSB). They were among the very first AC drive locomotives in serial production.
The locomotives were designed to haul the more heavy regional services in Sjælland, Denmark, in the early 1980s, replacing much of the old rolling stock in use at the time.
The first unit, 1501 arrived in 1981 after many years of delay.[citation needed] Three years later, in 1983, DSB had received a total of 30 units.[citation needed] Although there had been some serious trouble with the locomotives, DSB found a solution on the problems, and an additional seven units were delivered.
All the ME locomotives remain in service in 2014, with the exception of one unit which was scrapped after a fire. However, it is expected that the ME locomotives and the last passenger coaches in service will be replaced by IC3 trainsets when the IC4 trainsets take over intercity services. The locos are technically very identical to the NSB Di4.
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Copenhagen Central Station (Danish: Københavns Hovedbanegård, abbreviated København H) is the main railway station in Copenhagen, Denmark and the largest railway station in Denmark, although Nørreport Station has a larger passenger throughput if urban S-train and Metro services are included. It is situated between the districts of Indre By and Vesterbro with entrances from Bernstorffsgade (at Tivoli Gardens), Banegårdspladsen, Reventlowsgade and access to platforms from Tietgensgade.
Copenhagen Central Station is the hub of the DSB railway network serving Denmark and international destinations. It offers InterCity and Express trains services across Denmark, as well as services to several international destinations, regular and frequent regional train services to and from Zealand and southern Sweden (also referred to as Øresund trains). The station also services the Copenhagen S-train network, but the S-train system in Copenhagen doesn't use any kind of hub at all. It is an urban transit which differs from most Metro system mainly by being a type of railway. At the station are two platforms with four tracks used by the S-trains only. All other trains usually use some of the other four platforms and eight tracks.
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DSB, an abbreviation of Danske Statsbaner (Danish State Railways), is the largest Danish train operating company, and the largest in Scandinavia. While DSB is responsible for passenger train operation on most of the Danish railways, goods transport and railway maintenance are outside its scope. DSB runs a commuter rail system, called S-train, in the area around the Danish capital, Copenhagen, that connects the different areas and suburbs in the greater metropolitan area. DSB also operates some trains in Sweden.
DSB was founded in 1885 when the state-owned companies De jysk-fynske Statsbaner and De sjællandske Statsbaner merged.
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Copenhagen is the capital and most populated city of Denmark.
The greater Copenhagen area has a very well established transportation infrastructure making it a hub in Northern Europe. Copenhagen Airport, opened in 1925, is Scandinavia's largest airport, located in Kastrup on the island of Amager. It is connected to the city centre by metro and main line railway services.
The Copenhagen S-Train, Copenhagen Metro and the regional train networks are used by about half of the city's passengers, the remainder using bus services. Nørreport Station near the city centre serves passengers travelling by main-line rail, S-train, regional train, metro and bus. Some 750,000 passengers make use of public transport facilities every day. Copenhagen Central Station is the hub of the DSB railway network serving Denmark and international destinations.
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Intercity-Express
The Intercity-Express (written as InterCityExpress in Austria, Denmark, Switzerland and, formerly, in Germany) or ICE (German pronunciation: [iːtseːˈʔeː]) is a system of high-speed trains predominantly running in Germany and its surrounding countries. It is the highest service category offered by DB Fernverkehr and is the flagship of Deutsche Bahn. The brand name ICE is among the best-known in Germany, with a brand awareness close to 100%, according to DB.
There are currently 259 trainsets in five different versions of the ICE vehicles in use, named ICE 1 (deployed in 1991), ICE 2 (1996), ICE T (1999), ICE 3 (1999) and ICE TD (2001–2003, back in service 2007). The ICE 3, including its variant models, is made by a consortium led by Bombardier and Siemens.
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