Another hot day

The temperature never dropped below 22 degrees overnight. Danish houses are built for the winter cold so there must be a few uncomfortable locals with this heat

We have eaten all our meals outside including delicious fresh rolls Jesper had cooked fresh this morning. Today was around 28 degrees with humidity and no wind. We all drove to a local town called Koge where there seemed to be a lot more women’s clothing stores than I would’ve liked to see!

After a wander around and some purchases ( of course) we headed back home for a break. We picked up things for a simple lunch as Denmark does not have a cafe culture like NZ. You are basically ordering a meal from a menu.

There are a lot of EV cars here in Denmark also. The incentive I am guessing is the price of petrol here. It is the equivalent of NZD4.15 per litre. Most EVs are European of course. Not many Japanese or Chinese cars.

Tomorrow the 4 of us head to the airport for our Helsinki flight. We are of course looking forward to a new country and also Jesper and Line haven’t been there either. The days are long here. 4.30am sunrise and 10 pm sunsets. Helsinki will have even longer daysBaca lagi