Radisson SAS Jutlandia Hotel Frederikshavn

I take a 2 hour ferry ride to Fredikshaven in Denmark. Apparently many people are just going for the day. It is a sunny day. I hang at the outside bar. I have the privilege of listening to 70's disco hits. Of course, I follow my ferry theme with buying a bottle of scotch and a Toblerone. Not a bad way to enjoy a cruise. Almost everyone is indoors. Not sure why. <br><br>On arriving, the weather is so much nicer than Sweden. Another last second decision is to go to the North tip of ...

... filled with pleasure crafts, (Steve drooled over the sailing boats) and no surf on its&#8217; shallow flats that we wading in. Rumor had it that at the end of the beach we could find the best ice cream around and lo and behold we did at a very popular seaside stand. Finally big scoops of ice cream!! We road back to the hostel and relaxed with a card game next to Inge and Jonna, who were from the part of Denmark that Hans ...

... br><br>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! <br><br><br><br><br> La table est prête ,déja une impatiente attend l'arrivée des saumons!

... br><br><br > Marche ensuite vers le confin des deux mers qui s'affrontent par un vent d'un minimum de Force 8, les eaux du Kattegat à l'est se marient avec celles du Skagerrak à l'ouest. Pour ceux qui ne maîtrisent pas aussi bien que nous la langue locale, il s'agit tout simplement de la Baltique et de la mer du Nord. <br><br><br><br><br><br ...

... s nous incliner devant le monument dédié à.Gorm et Tyra ancêtre createur du Danemark au x° siécle dont le fils Harald (à la dent bleue) fit ériger les pierres dites Runiques.(voir wikipédia) <br><br><br><br><br> Toujours sous un soleil de plomb, direction Aarhus pour un café sur le canal.<br><br><br ...

It was a nice and easy day for us today. We slept in a little bit and then dragged our jet-lagged butts to breakfast and then the gym for and hour (yes, Melissa, an hour) of cardio. Other highlights of the day include a nap this afternoon (I love naps!) and dinner at the steakhouse on board (delicious and it was good we worked out this morning!). <br><br>We also attended a ...

From Oslo, Norway, you can easily get to Denmark by ferries. It's a great trip down the Oslofjord before crossing the ocean to get to Frederikshavn in Denmark. The ferries are cheap too. Our destination this summer was Læsø, a small island off the coast of the northern part of Denmark. A great spot for vacationing in the summer. My family and myself spent a week there in July this year. We ...

We have dry feet again. After a four hour trip across Skagerrak, we have finally "terra firma" under our feet. Getting ready for a 9 hour drive to the Netherlands now. We'll see whether we have a sleep over on the way, or whether I am going to push it for a straight drive through.

... a local café or to even go to an important conference (suit, hairdo and briefcase), 9 out of 10 times people will do it on a bike. And here in Århus, bikes cover the town like ants, I seriously don't know how someone can find their bike when parked in the midst of 100 other bikes!! We enjoyed the rest of the day scouting through the town, buying a few things for Ane as she was attending the Europe yearly Roskilde Music Festival the day after, and even (shock ...

... the opposite having accommodating heating systems instead! so off I went to the ´beach´, well not really. It´s nothing like the beaches at Sydney, more of a rocky shore and a long jetty that goes out into the fjord (huge river) where kids do there circus tricks like canon balls and Olympic dives, and where the number of the towns solarium takers prance around the ground, showing off their bronzed bodies.....which if you are a young man looking for some good perving action ...