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An important New Years 2008 Message from the world's heart

A ten-minute reading by Bent Lorentzen from his Copenhagen home... an excerpt from Chapter 5 of his awared-winning book, Dragon's Moon... when the dragon, Farluna, on his journey to meet the challenge of the Northern Mountains' evil dragon prince, comes upon the Swampedge Tribe of Songfouls who have been lost in foggy mystery for millenia, and who are strangely covered in something entirerly new... feathers... instead of scales. The protagonist dragon's mind and heart is filled with images of his new found love - the gorgeous white dragon from Prince Rapaza's tree palace in the Heemlee Mountains - and in the background, Queen Nijameeno's magic from the southern half of Nistala, and deeper still, the Ancient Mother's song echoes as suddenly the evil Ewot appears...

This is an informative video of the swans by Damhuss en, a lake on the outskirts of Copenhagen, to the accompaniment of the Royal Danish Brass rendition of our national anthem. The song is called "Der er et Yndigt Land," which translates to "A lovely Land is Ours" copyright 2007 by Bent Lorentzen music: Hans Ernst Kr yer www.denmark.gq.nu