SVT ripped up Ulf Grünbaum in the early morning for an aerial tour down to the deer enclosure at Gripsholm. It is himself, His Majesty King Carl Gustav XVI, who is the owner of the animals, a legacy that extends far back in the generations to the days of Norra Djurgården was the king's hunting ground. In the 1800s exploited the eastern part of the area to accommodate gasometers, why the deer was moved down to the Gripsholm. But those bygone times lives on in the form of neighborhood name Hjorthagen.
Now, it is not the deer that are the subject of this television production that we have photographed the flight of, without all the oak trees that stand in the shadow. Oak trees were planted in masses across the country during 1600- and 1700s, for use as ship timber to Swedish navy. The oak tree was the king, and he who cut down an oak tree could be put to death. Eken – In i döden levande, named TV show which premieres on TV 2013.
Deer do not fear our oktakopter
Beyond the royal oaks herons Gripp's castle