On Saturday, we had planned to go to Egeskov Slot.
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Read or see more pictures here |
However, when we arrived, we realized that we should have checked the hours first because the gates were locked... As I discovered later, they will not reopen until April so I suppose that this view of the castle will have to do for now. Instead of seeing a castle, we spent the rest of the afternoon driving along narrow roads to Assens to have lunch. We stopped along the way to look at a church...
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Church in Brobyværk | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
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As an American, I don't think I will ever tire of seeing buildings that were built in 1200AD |
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Crypt in bottom of church--another thing that is unseen in most of America (or all of America) |
....visit a goose and a pony...
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Ed crossed the street and they crossed the field and came right up to say Hi |
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Either the goose thought he was a pony, or the pony a goose--they were never more than a few feet apart |
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Ed taking the pony's picture |
...and see some boats in the harbor at Assens, a town that used to be home to the ferry crossed between Fyn and Jutland before the bridges were built
I like your title "Roadtrip to Fyn" it sounds like it should be a fairy tale, or a book title :)
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