RR - Frederikslund Traditional Cache
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Frederikslund blev i 1802 opført af storkøbmanden Frédéric de Coninck til sønnen, Fritz (Frédéric) de Coninck.
Frederikslund ligger i den romantiske park, som Frédéric de Coninck allerede i 1781-83 havde anlagt omkring Næsseslottet. Parken er smykket med søljer, kinesisk lysthus, kunstige ruiner og en eremitage, som ligger lige syd for Frederikslund. Eremitagen var et lille område helt udstyret til en eneboer med hytte, en lille have med udsigtspunkt og en grotte, hvorfra en kilde udsprang. Stedet var ikke beboet af en eneboer, men ligesom de kunstige ruiner en del af den romantiske ide bag parken. Her kunne Frédéric de Conincks gæster dele deres skønne tanker i eremittens opslåede bog eller dvæle ved den rene kilde eller besøge eneboerens åbne grav, som stod klar til den dag, han skulle dø. Alt sammen skabt så det så gammelt og ”naturligt” ud, helt efter romantikkens idealer.
Frederikslund var et meget smukt landsted og de fleste ejere efter Frédéric de Coninck foretrak at bo på Frederikslund i stedet for Næsseslottet. Huset vandrede snart ligesom Næsseslottet ud af familiens eje, da de Conincks handelshus gik konkurs i 1821.
I dag dækker Piils skov den lille eremitage, grotten er kastet til, og kilden er rørlagt.
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English:
Frederikslund was built in 1802 by the great merchant Frédéric de Coninck for his son, Fritz (Frédéric) de Coninck.
Frederikslund is situated in the Romantic park, which Frédéric de Coninck had already built around Næsseslottet castle in 1781-83. The park was decorated with columns, a Chinese arbor, artificial ruins and a hermitage, located just south of Frederikslund. The hermitage was a small area fully equipped for a hermit with a hut, a small garden with a viewing point and a cave with a freshwater spring. The place was not inhabited by a hermit, but like the artificial ruins it was part of the Romantic idea behind the park. Here Frédéric de Coninck’s guests could share their great thoughts in the hermit’s open book or sit by the fresh spring or visit the hermit’s open grave, which stood ready for his dying day. All of it was created to look old and ”natural”, all according to the ideals of Romanticism.
Frederikslund was a very beautiful country house and most of the owners after Frédéric de Coninck preferred staying in Frederikslund instead of Næsseslottet castle. Like Næsseslottet, the house soon left the family’s ownwership, when de Coninck’s business went bankrupt in 1821. Today Piil’s Skov forest covers the small hermitage, the cave has been covered with earth since around 1950, and the spring runs through an underground pipe.
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