This is the tallest mountain in Holland. Say something nice about it, Jow Forums

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>Pretty tall, though.
jau ok, Holger, viss du seier det så!

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Well.. Our tallest point is ~171 metres above sea level. We made it a bit taller, however, by putting a building on top.

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Yes, brother, I know you're compensating.
Tell me, is it true that in some Danish cities you place medium sized rocks as decoration? As if they're some sort of novelty? Or is that total BS.

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Don't be mean to the Dutch

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Try and stop me.

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Well, we have them some places, but not a lot of places. I'm guessing stuff like the Jelling stones doesn't count, yeah?

The runestones? No, I didn't mean those.
Just common bigger-than-average stones dragged over great distances just to decorate the parking lot of some building in CPH, for example. Funny to me.

owo *notices mountain*

Hmm.. I'm unsure. I'm sure we'll have them some places, but it's not as if they're common.

Cute!

I think you're missing the point of nature, bud
A place mustn't need to be fantastical or awe-inspiring to be pleasing and nice

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Pretty nice, I'd go play frisbee there

based

I never said it had to.
In all my posts I've stated my opinion and nothing else!
Same
based and redpilled fellow mountain jew

Then don't bully the Dutch or Danes

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peaklet

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Don't be mean

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you can use netherlands and holland interchangeably every will know what you mean. if they were referring to the specific province it would always have north or south in front of it

Why not dry water around some small islands/rocks in the sea and artificially create mountains? It looks like a Dutch thing to do.

It's not even a mountain. IT'S A FUCKING HILL.

waffeel

What is wrong with Europeans?
Why must they always be so poorly mannered?

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I will do what I want, mutt.
Stop using anime pics, nobody is taking you seriously.¨
based and redpilled
>u-uwu iceland-kun don't be a meansies bully! *cries*
Grow up, moron.

here is Australia's tallest mountain, say something nice thank you

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Imagine owning an appartment on the highest mountain on the country

Too tall.

THAT LOOKS LIKE THE LAST SHIT I TOOK

>nobody is taking you seriously
Nothing in this thread is serious, don't hold me to standards you're not willing to hold yourself to and then proclaim yourself the better

Very nice

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>it's a fucking hill

look like single bob

Remove that "mountain". It should be flat.

Hello

Post your country's mountains. (Your own pictures preferably)

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awww

Flat is justice

My house is taller than your highest point

Coincidentally, it's also the only mountain in Netherlands disregarding colonies

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>mountain
H..hill? ( . ; ・∀・)

pretty common, at least in jutland. I kind of like them, usually they are placed on grass lawns as a kind of "fence" so it doesn't look so empty. I kind of like it desu

not sure why I said I like them twice

Flat is justice

>landlets and peaklets

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It looks higher than the mound we played on in kindergarten

What is that building? Why is there a random council block in the forest?

>mountainlets

Countries with true mountains

kek

Why did you put Norway in the mountainlet category?

>Their highest mountain is below 2500m
To be honest, my country is also a mountainlet, mountains shoud be considered anything above 3500 m. But the current definition of "high mountains" stands at 2500 m above sea level.