Thursday 14th June Ragnerudssjons Camping So, we took the ferry to Goteberg. It was an early start (5am) but the ferry was good, the crossing smooth and easy and the arrival in Goteberg took about 1 hour between narrow rocks and outcrops. The man on the port side, red-bearded, in an official uniform wished us a good trip and we headed north for maybe 100 miles. Having spent time on the coast it was time for the verdant pastures of Sweden. The camp site is b...

Monday June 11th 2018 Skivern Well, the weather had to break, and it did so in some style. From about midday on Sunday, for maybe 6-7hours it rained. To hard but steadily and we had to retreat inside. Then the wind began, not hard at first but slowly picking up, rattling the van and causing the awning to make unwanted noises. So we battened it down as best we could, sat inside and read. Such a pity that after two weeks of warmth and sunshine we should meet th...

Friday 8 June Skiveren So today we left Aarhus. The camp site was fine, but we had been subjected to, in the sense that it was happening beside us, a battle royal between 3 Hooded Crows. Their noise was, at times, awful. Almost reminiscent of The Birds, they even dive-bombed campers as they walked about. Silence and peace was rare. The drive north on the motorway was enlivened once by some dane gesticulating and pointing in some vague direction away from the ...

Friday 8 June Skiveren So today we left Aarhus. The camp site was fine, but we had been subjected to, in the sense that it was happening beside us, a battle royal between 3 Hooded Crows. Their noise was, at times, awful. Almost reminiscent of The Birds, they even dive-bombed campers as they walked about. Silence and peace was rare. The drive north on the motorway was enlivened once by some dane gesticulating and pointing in some vague direction away from the ...

Thursday June 7th Silkeborg and Tollund Man One of the musts for a visit in Denmark is Tollund Man. Silkeborg, where he is to be found, is but 25 miles from Aarhus so a day trip was organised. Given the importance of the remains and the fact that the museum is a UNESCO World Heritage Site is a bit of a shock to discover that the museum is less than one might expect. The buildings look indeed of some form of renovation, the entrance is rather less than imposing...