Title is a quotation from “The Doll’s House” by Katherine Mansfield. (WordPress doesn’t know this and suggested I correct the grammar!)
I began my exploration of the National Museum of Denmark in the Dolls House and toy section. There were dozens of wee houses which you could look into from two sides, exposing the social hierarchy.
A group of musicians caught my eye:
As did the ubiquitous Tintin:
Toys for adults included a 17th century silver table centre piece, about 30cm tall, perfect in detail:
At the SMK, National Gallery, this shepherd is knitting a sock, perhaps to remind us that the weather isn’t always as glorious.
Outside the Gallery seats are placed in the water for people to cool their feet.
Anne-O-tations 
Did you cool your feet? The miniatures look wonderful.
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No, I didn’t! It was cooler with a breeze, so the need to cool off wasn’t as great as it would have been the previous day.
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The little lamp! Aah! It looks like an enchanting museum. I do like the shepherd knitting a sock.
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