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We are not going to Legoland
... and go for a drive with Dmac. Great that they invited us for easy dinner even though they must be buggered, felt that the weekend went so quick was nice just to chat and chill. Squeezed in some last minute pics of Lily of course- next time we see her she'll be running! Really didn't want to say goodbye to any of them, almost all the Aussies out of Esbjerg...almost! I've decided I need to sleep outside more like the babies ...
Recovery day
... as in hansel and Gretel) little place serving in his own backyard. Cute little houses, many with thatched roofs. Walked almost the length of the island and back along the water, meg found a pub open and we sat overlooking the harbor and a lazy little seal. Had the worst cup of coffee I've had on the whole trip and Meg had "some sort of cider" which was in fact lemon, lime and mint cider. ...
Wedding day is finally here
... therefore missed seeing him arrive on the shiny red penny farthing. Apparently Danes are more punctual? The church ('Zion' as if from stars wars - esque) oh and the bible lol.) Gorgeous church!!! The wedding and the christening went for about 45 minutes in Danish, we had an English cheat sheet. The little flower girl, page boy and Johnny all did their jobs very well :0) outside he church was the first time I heard B speak Danish, I don't know ...
Off to Esbjerg
... Aus barbecue. But he has a massive steamer and a huge extended webber. He cooked pork overnight and then shredded it. Served with bread rolls, coldslaw, home made sauce and dried onions, quite yummy, We got to meet Lily, quite tiny (compared to Oscar) and cute. We walked back thru town, and then went out to eat again! Sizzler type steak place, too much food and too hot. Will sleep well tonight. Megs- so ace to be in B and dmacs backyard, feels so surreal! Ace food ...
Exploring more of Denmark
... a range of older pieces through to modern work in the Danish design tradition. Aside from buying tickets at the entrance to the castle, we didn’t see any staff, and were free to explore whichever rooms we came across in all of the wings and floors of the castle! We even played royal bowling in the courtyard – an original version of 10-pin bowling!
Daniel’s paternal grandfather’s grandfather came from Denmark, so we took the ...
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“ Hotel Dagmar, Ribe Denmark ”
Reviewed Dec 30, 2012
It was a unique experience staying in a hotel that was built in the 1200's. Due to the construction around the cathedral we were unable to unload our luggage, but found a parking lot a couple of blocks from it.
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