Ashøj – udkig til Thors Hammer
English below
Ashøj blev i tidernes morgen erhvervet af en lokalforening for det konservative folkeparti. Stedet har gennem tiden været et folkeligt samlingssted i Sydthy. Her fejredes eksempelvis i 1888 100-året for stavnsbåndets løsning, og her overværede 5.000 mennesker et friluftsspil sankthansaften 1933. Fra Ashøj yndede maleren Jens Søndergaard at gengive det omgivende landskab i en række bølgende, farvemættede billeder. Stedet rummer en Folkets Talerstol (Thors Hammer) og flere monumenter for danske konservative politikere, deriblandt John Christmas Møller.
Tæt på er et madpakkehus med frisk vand (om sommeren) samt bordebænkesæt.
Ashøj - look for Thors Hammer
In the early days, Ashøj was acquired by a local association for the Conservative People's Party. The place has over time been a popular gathering place in Sydthy. Here, for example, the 100th anniversary of the staff band's solution was celebrated in 1888, and here 5,000 people watched an open-air play on Christmas Eve 1933.
From Ashøj, the painter Jens Søndergaard enjoyed reproducing the surrounding landscape in a series of undulating, saturated images. The place contains a Folkets Talerstol (Thors Hammer) and several monuments for Danish conservative politicians, including John Christmas Møller.
Close by is a packed lunch house with fresh water (in summer) as well as table and bench sets.