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part two - the beach

we got some juice in the café at the bottom of the lighthouse, and moved on to the beach. (apple, rhubarb and elderflower) 

denmark is all about sustainable energy, and in the west, wind power is all the rage. there are little crops of wind turbines all over the place, and while some are pretty big, these ones were huge. 

the log thing i'm standing on is an art instalment made of brass, which i was told was probably going to be quite hot to the touch

CLEARLY my hosts have never experienced a scorching basketball court in the middle of february in townsville (never forget the time clare's shoes melted onto the court) 

the last picture is atop the troldbjerg (literally: troll hill), where there's a ship's mast that's built into the ground, which used to be used to show sailors which part of the town they could sail into to avoid congealment congestion, and also to indicate weather and water conditions. there are also a couple of concrete bunkers on the hill, built toward the end of WWII.