Hotel Herman Bang Frederikshavn

... tent (see photos – just big enough to fit a sleep bag). I get many strange looks. The norm is a camper trailer with attached tent. Most others have the huge tents that one can stand in. I am guessing that few, if any, have seen a bivy. They end up charging me about $45. This is the minimum which Lonely Planet never mentioned (vs the $20/person in the guide). So, this is the second most expensive place I have stayed. Hmmm…. But, it is a beautiful night and being outside ...

... with our 4 bunk beds, picnic table outside our door and community kitchen. Filled mostly with families and older couples, it felt like a typical small town hostel. We traipsed into town to look for a post office and grocery. We bought food for the evening and next day. I really don’t think Steve could survive in Denmark, the pastries are flat and of little variety and the fresh fruit and veggie selection is poor too, what do ...

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Aprés les efforts intenses à la plage un peu de réconfort, nous sommes accueillis trés chaleureusement autour de saumons fumés maison avec leçon de préparation pour les futurs maitres d'hotel!




La table est prête ,déja une impatiente attend l'arrivée des saumons!

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Déjeuner typique sur le port de pêche, débuté à l'extérieur, très vite le repli vers l'intérieur s'est imposé. Trop de vent ! Harengs, Fisk frikadelle, Rospete et sauces rémoulade abondantes






Dune mouvante de Rabjerg ensuite comme il se doit pour toute visite complète de la région. Certains la compare à la ...

En guise de magasins de biére nous avons atterri au paradis des pêcheurs GéGé nous n'avons photographié seulement que quelques centaines de leurres sur les 5000 en magasin et on ne parlera pas des 10000 cannes à pêche et autres waders...




Pour être ...turel quand même,,nous sommes ...

... at 9:20, and it is still light out. Sunset won’t be for another hour or so. As evidence, I took a picture of the sun (barely peaking through the clouds) at 8:00. See for yourself.

We are finally hitting our first port tomorrow, Copenhagen. We have a excursion for a tour of the city and then a canal cruise. We’ll take lots of pictures and report back soon!

... an apartment in an old school, a 8 minute bicycle trip from the beach. There were 2-3 beaches to chose from in the area. The main one near the harbour, shops and restaurants was great if you wanted to see other people and you needed to use different facilities like shops and bathrooms. Danzigmandstrand was great if you wanted almost a whole beach to yourself. The vibe at Laesoe was ...

... name and the photo shows.......it is a - big - plastersine - man. And pretty cool actually, his big toenail would have taken up my face! So that was the beginning and end of my museum stint, unfortunately not a bog fan of staring at piccies and artworks.....maybe when viewing the Mona Lisa that might change things then. Well off next was the town on Åarhus itself. The 2nd largest city in Denmark, it carries a lot of history. There is actually a section of the ...

... jeg taler kun lidt Dansk. A nice start but still limiting, which for me was hard as I am a big peoples person and love talking to people. But when the cake came out, I thought stuff the language, lets dig into this food!!!! Oh yeah, Taylors heaven! Well no chocolate Stu, but your taste buds would still be watering! Traditionally for birthdays you have three main features: 1- a mini danish flag on the table, and even one raised outside if you have a flag pole, 2 ...

... in the early century) just didn't do it, and as time got on, it got too thick and buried most of the church under the sand. Pine trees were planted to deflect the sand and keep it from moving further into the mainland, but as far as the church goes it was too late. Only the tip is open to the world now....imagine going underneath the sand.... Our last activity for the day was EAGLE WORLD!! Yeah sounds cool hey...eagle world..woooooooh! Well a man is famous in this area for ...