.. A handfull of good friends going from south east to north west Denmark in one day, avoiding the highways.
450 km country roads ahead 🙂
Bringing tents and sleeping bags and permission to camp in another friends garden. Going back again tomorrow.
Plain and simple fun 🙂
Now on dry roads 🙂
In the fishing town Hvide Sande (White Sands) on the North Sea coast.
Scotland straight ahead 🙂
.. Was one of the war ships that attacked Copenhagen in 1801, when the evil brits stole our proud navy fleet.
St. George was wrecked on this coast on december 24, 1811, and only 7 of the 738 crew members was saved.
St George lost it’s rudder in another storm in the south eastern part of Denmark where we started out this morning. It was found a few years ago when divers was preparring a new offshore wind farm, and it was decided to make it a part of the St. George museum.
Our host is not exactly famous for his grill starting skills, but he did a proper job this time 🙂
On the way home friday morning we met quite a few bikes and bikers that was participating in the famous Skagen Rally.
It’s a 400 km rally across Denmark, only for motorcycles that are at least 79 years old – some of them are above 100 years old. The owners are considerably younger 🙂
Home again around 15.00 after 800 km of fast country road riding, mostly on dry roads.
Fuel consumption was 4,6 liter/100km
Nice little trip 🙂
