The storm captured in photos

Last night’s storm was one of the strongest in Denmark for decades. Here is some of the evidence

Our photographer and journalist Peter Stanners donned a cycle helmet and went out to capture the damage caused by the storm of 28 October 2013, before the authorities had time to clean up.

Most of these photographs were taken in Frederiksberg and Copenhagen.

Frederiksberg volunteer firemen on the streets (Photo: Peter Stanners)

Kirsten Petersen had taken her dog Tusse out too pee, but it was too afraid. Nylandsvej (Photo: Peter Stanners)

Kirsten Petersen had taken her dog Tusse out too pee, but it was too afraid. Nylandsvej (Photo: Peter Stanners) 

Nordre Fasansvej (Photo: Peter Stanners)

Nordre Fasansvej (Photo: Peter Stanners)

Grønnegårdsvej (Photo: Peter Stanners)

Den Grønne Sti (Photo: Peter Stanners)

Den Grønne Sti (Photo: Peter Stanners)

Frederiksberg Centre (Photo: Peter Stanners)

Frederiksberg Centre (Photo: Peter Stanners)

Gamme Kongevej (Photo: Peter Stanners)

Gammel Kongevej (Photo: Peter Stanners)

Gamme Kongevej (Photo: Peter Stanners)

Gammel Kongevej (Photo: Peter Stanners)

Grønnegårdsvej (Photo: Peter Stanners)

Grønnegårdsvej (Photo: Peter Stanners)

Grønnegårdsvej (Photo: Peter Stanners)

Grønnegårdsvej (Photo: Peter Stanners)

Grønnegårdsvej (Photo: Peter Stanners)

Grønnegårdsvej (Photo: Peter Stanners)

Roofing on Gammel Kongevej (Photo: Peter Stanners)

Gammel Kongevej (Photo: Peter Stanners)





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