Author Archives: camilla

royal blood

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Filed under Equestrian

A visit to the birth home of princess Nathalie zu Sayn-Wittgenstein and her homebred horse, Digby – silver medallists at the World Cup finals.

By Camilla Alfthan, photos Linda Henriksen, Berlingske  August2011

 

the cream of chantilly

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Filed under Equestrian, Travel

2.800 English thoroughbreds, Raphaël, Poussin, Ingrès…and Lenôtre’s magnificent gardens.

By Camilla Alfthan, Berlingske, September 2011 

un homme et une femme

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Filed under Travel

..and a great deal of horses.

By Camilla Alfthan, Seasons, Summer 2011

big blue

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Filed under Notebook

Côte d’Azur July 2011, photo Camilla Alfthan

Well, the sun was actually shining most of the time but it was not until the stormy weather that the coast truly lived up to its name.

maltese secret

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A visit to the island of Gozo – Malta’s lesser known gem.

By Camilla Alfthan,  Femina, August 2011

groomed and delivered

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Filed under Equestrian

At the Royal Stud, the newborn are delivered by a stud groom with passion for four legged babies.

Text and photos, Camilla Alfthan, Ridehesten December 2011

whisky on the vines

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Filed under Sport, lifestyle

In the Tuscan hills of Sassicaya the vines are literally preparing the grounds for a Scottish whisky.

By Camilla Alfthan, Børsen April 2012

a scent of horse

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Filed under Equestrian, Fashion

With some of the world’s best riders and almost a hundred horses stabled on the Champs-Elysées, Hermès completed their second showjumping event.

Text and photos Camilla Alfthan, MS Berlingske, May 2011

what’s the matter

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Filed under Notebook

horn ? 4.478 m tall and the peak of a recent trip to St. Moritz and Zermatt..and a reminder that I have not been very good at updating my notebook. Not that it really matters,  as the Matterhorn Ski Paradise is where you can ski all year round; and the subject of a new museum. www.zermatt.ch

less is more

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Filed under Design

To a Scandinavian couple in Milan, minimalism is about sorrounding yourself with things that are 100 per cent right.

By Camilla Alfthan, photos Nathalie Krag, Bo Bedre , 2011