Is this where the “Holy Woman” rests? Gyldenså cuts a 13-kilometer path across Bornholm, a silent witness to centuries of history. This river, known as Rakkerå in its early course, winds through the island’s heartland before finally surrendering to the sea between Bølshavn and Listed. Here, near the mouth of Gyldenså, lies a testament to Bornholm’s ancient past: Hellig Kvinde. This ancient monument, marked by a towering bautasten and a broken stone, whispers tales of a time shrouded in mystery. Imagine the people who once gathered here, their lives intertwined with the rhythms of the river. The stones whisper their stories, if only we know how to listen. Gyldenså, a ribbon of silver against the green, continues its journey to the sea, carrying the echoes of the past within its flow.
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