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Tag Archives: Aarhus
Over the Bridge
We can’t ride across the bridge that joins Fyn to Sjaelland. It’s not just us, bikes are not allowed on the bridge at all. So in order to avoid a several hundred kilometer detour we hop on a train in … Continue reading
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Tagged Aarhus, Copenhagen, Cycle touring, Denmark, Middelfart, Odense, Ringsted, Roskilde, Tonder
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Aarhus to Horsens
We leave Aarhus in bicycle rush hour. For the most part we are going against the flow so things are not too bad but there are still a few folks rushing to work or school headed in our direction. It … Continue reading
Walking Aarhus
Today is city time. Haven’t been in a big city since we left Copenhagen 2 1/2 weeks ago. Aarhus is not really that big in population, 315,000 but it is real busy. There are crowds on the streets. The downtown … Continue reading