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This is a art piece(Skåneledsdörren) in Klåveröds nature reserve in Scania Sweden. The door was originally a prop in a movie. The place is amazing and part of a trecking path that goes across the “skåneleden” a nature track going through large part of Scania. This picture is taken about 100meters from the parking and info sign.
I actually made 12 friends, all goats. But this girl was special. She enjoyed cuddles and I’m going to call her Goatrudth.
These goats are actually working they are used to keep the undergrowth from taking over a historical juniper forest. Historically farmers had animals grazing the hills here. Creating a unique landscape. The fence is to keep wolfs out and of course to keep them from wondering off.
Edit: had misspelled juniper as uniper
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/46782285
So yesterday I pulled out my old “luggable” IBM 5155 because I wanted to know if I could use it as a Terminal for a terminal.
I have previously successfully connected a Psion 5mx over a null modem to a Raspberry Pie. Figured it would be cool to see if I can get it working on this behemoth as well. I have DOS 3.3 on a 5.25" floppy and another with some supplementary software for DOS 3.3. And wow, not a lot of software included. CTTY won’t let me set Baud rate, parity och bit size. So it just freezes, and the CONNECT application doesn’t throw up errors either but just sort of is there, regardless of settings.
Anyway will in the future get my self a carrier card for a CF -to-IDE so I can throw DOS 6.6 and PROCOMM on it and see if that gets me anywhere. Unless any of you folks have any tips or scathing criticism on my lack of knowledge of DOS.
The door is not locked. You can go through it. I don’t know the specifics regarding how the door ended up there but It was intentionally placed there as a art installation. Since it is a national park / nature reserve it would have been illegal to just leave it. Also it is attaches to concrete foundations