Peninsula Gyllingnæs was home to an ogress, who got so angry listening to the tolling bells of Vær Church that she decided to bury the church. She filled her apron with soil and started walking along the northern shore of Horsens Fjord. However, when she had been walking a distance, a little soil fell through a small hole in her apron. This soil became the tiny islets of Langøerne. As the hole grew bigger, she wanted to get a better grip on the apron, which, however, split, causing most of the soil to fall out. This huge heap of soil became Vorsø. Finally, the rest of the soil fell out, creating the islet Vorsø Kalv.

(Uploaded February 2017)