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We did this and by chance ended up in Nora, which is quite a famous town here in Sweden, being one of the 3 towns with the best-preserved wooden houses. There are several very old businesses here including the ice-cream shop that was stared in 1920 and the kitchen shop, where Frederick is the 5 th generation proprietor.
trollhattan part 2 5 by Sara & Daniel Pedersen, on Flickr
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Saturday night we started the party early with some drinks in the city, then a BBQ, and then an open-air concert. We did a very Swedish thing since we rode our bikes around the city.
trollhattan part 2 34 by Sara & Daniel Pedersen, on Flickr
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It is finally time to really head south and of course we picked the day it is pouring rain. Despite that we still decided to make the 349 km trip to Copenhagen in 2 days. The first we went east and south on the small back roads 298 km to Almhult.
Screen Shot 2015-08-27 at 9.31.06 PM by Sara & Daniel Pedersen, on Flickr
It rained hard almost all the way to the cable ferry at Sunnaryd. This was a lake crossing, but was one of the roughest we had. Actually holding the bike upright was difficult.
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Keep it Coming
Great Pictures and dialogue. Keep it coming. Will be heading out end of the month touring the southern parts of the US from Mi. Will still be tracking your ventures.
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Great Pictures and dialogue. Keep it coming. Will be heading out end of the month touring the southern parts of the US from Mi. Will still be tracking your ventures.
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Wow thanks very much! Have a great trip. Ride safe. We are currently headed to Belgium tomorrow for a few days.
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We made the 182 km trip to Copenhagen into a 323 km day by really taking the small single-track roads. This was until we arrived near to the coast at Landskrona when we did take the secondary road north to Helsingborg.
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We arrived at the ferry to see 4 bikes tearing up the lane number 2 and onto the ferry. As we drove up lane 2 they closed the gate! Good thing the next ferry was only a few minutes. The crossing is about 15 minutes and costs (gulp) 19 Euros each. Arriving at the dock in Helsingborg we could see a huge black rain cloud over the city. We had planned to take the long way around the coast and in fact missed the storm.
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