The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT59) HUMLEBAEK, Denmark -- July 24, 2007 -- TRAVEL-DENMARK-WHISKEYBELT-ADV29-2 -- A visitor at the Louisiana Museum in Humlebaek, Denmark with a Henry Moores sculpture on Thursday, July 12, 2007. Whiskey Belt is the nickname for the narrow strip of beaches, forests, pleasure gardens and villas that dot the 25 miles of coastline from Copenhagen's northern reaches to Hamlet's castle of Kronborg in Elsinore. Some of Denmark's most prominent citizens live here, facing the country's traditional rival, the Swedes, on the other side of the narrow Oresund strait, and a steady onslaught of Copenhageners coming up here to unwind. (John McConnico/The New York Times)
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