I was curious to see how far I could go in one day, and get back home to sleep – and under the condition that I also allowed some time for sightseeing.
So I was up early and left home at dawn. (That is 0400 at this time of year in Denmark!)
The concept of my one day adventure was that I for once would not plan the route ahead, but make it up on the way.
So it was:
– Minimim planning
– Minimum GPS (Beeline GPS system and my iPhone)
– Minimum highway riding
And I was riding my smallest motorcycle to make it all more interesting (My new Kawasaki Versys-X 300)
A common sight at this time of year, but Bagders are quite rare.
(I was not part of the accident with the Badger)
At 0515 😱
Not a busy crossing at this time of the day.
To burn away the morning fog ☀️
The “Ellert” was a battery driven vehicle-ish thing from the 1980’ies, but never a commercial success.
Maybe someone (not me) could use it as a sidecar and create a hybrid motorcycle ?
🤔🥳😉
One of the crossings to the Jylland Peninsula, almost 100 years old.
The old masts for the high voltage grid was designed by a famous Danish designer (Poul Henningsen), and a few of them are now laid out as art sculptures near the highway.
I have seen them many times when I passed them on the highway and wondered if I could get close to them.
And I guess the picture says it all 😉
Also called “Denmarks Birth Certificate” is one of our most important historical monuments.
I asked if I could park my motorcycle next to the rune stones and take a few pics – and much to my surprise, the church authorities accepted my request 👊
The head of the Danish Kawasaki import told me to drop in if I was in the area, but unfortunately, he was not home today …
