Saturday 28 July 2012

Chasing the sun



































We tried chasing the sun all over mid/north Denmark. Some days we found it and lazed around on quiet beaches and swam in the sea, other days dark clouds and drizzle followed us everywhere we went.We made the most of it. We bbq'd sausages (English sausages too, we found those at a danish supermarket!) under our umbrellas,ate too many ice creams and danish pastries, we dodged jellyfish on the calm east coast and battled the wild, cold sea on the west coast.

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  1. What a terrible summer much of Europe are having. Hopefully an indian summer is on the way!
    By the way, love your blog and all your observations. I'm married to a swede and struggled with many of the same things as you when we were in Sweden!

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    1. An Indian summer sounds perfect! The leaves on the trees have already started to turn a little bit brown here and everyone calls August autumn!!! so soon! ugh

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  2. aaah looks like you had a brill time! so glad! looks so different to here! geeting too used to tropical living! You loook stunning by the way- i LOVE your sunglasses- and your hair is soo long! big love xxxxxxxxxxxx

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    1. hey Weeeeeeema! Glad you are getting used to Island life! Our days at Robinsfield seem far away now!
      Cheapo sunglasses bought in an emergency at Manchester airport and yes, my hair is finally growing nice and long! yipeeee! Big hugs to you and Nico xx

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  3. what. is. that. pastry?!

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    1. It was some huge,delicious,flaky danish thing loaded with cinnamon,with either chocolate in the middle (or sometimes vanilla) In English they were called cinnamon snails and Henrik bought 4 every morning from the local "Bageri" Greedy bastard!

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  4. I too love the sunspecs...and the sandals of course...and the photos of the beauty! I love the one of your legs and the drinks. Cute!

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    1. Thank you! I was having trouble with my camera in Denmark (the days were dark and I'm still learning the ins and outs of the damn camera!)so I'm amazed I got anything decent!

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