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The first thing we did when we came to the Mariagerfjord Municipality was to drive to Glenstrup Lake and park there. We’d bought a couple of ice creams on offer in Netto and now we wanted to sit by the lake and enjoy an ice cream and a cup of coffee.
Besides a single cyclist who came and talked with us, there were no people at the lake such a Monday in September, so we just enjoyed the silence alone.
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It was a Monday morning late August when we sailed with the ferry to Læsø. Actually, we had planned to take the morning departure, but on closer inspection this departure was sold out. We hadn’t considered the possibility that the tickets to the ferry would be sold out since it was out of high season, but obviously it’s been a big hit that the Læsø ferry has put prices down by 50% outside the high season. So either we had to wait until the evening to come to Læsø or we had to get up early and sail in the morning. Of course we chose the last one, so we could get the most out of our stay at Læsø.
When we reached the island, we immediately headed for the easternmost part of the island – Morten would be sure to reach as far out on the island as possible and then it was best for us to start there, cause we know ourselves well enough to know that we can quickly be occupied with something and therefore there’d be a risk we never reached all the way east, unless we drove out there immediately. Continue reading “Island holiday with horse riding and sheep shedding (Everyday Adventures in North Jutland, week 5)”
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The first thing we did when we came across the municipal border in Brønderslev was to visit Brønderslev swimming pool. Both of us could use a shower and a tour in the swimming pool is one of the ways to get a shower when we don’t have a shower in Turtle. Then we also get exercise, entertainment and a shower all at once.
In Brønderslev swimming pool, there was also a newly opened climbing wall, sun beds in the sun and an infrared sauna we could enjoy. We didn’t leave until the bath master came and said it was time to go for a shower in time before they were closing.