Råbjerg Mile is a huge, wandering sand dune. A unique phenomenon in Denmark.
Since it is a true tourist attraction, we don’t come here so often.
But since Pam was here, we found it a great opportunity for us to review the Mile and show Pam the tremendous scenery.
Often it is very windy in the north of Jutland. So it is not fun for the dogs to be there; they get sand in their eyes and the nose.
But when we were there, there was no wind at all.
We could stand on top of the Mile and look over the beautiful landscape. In a distance the kuku was accompanying.
After the trip we felt like going to the North Sea again. And later on we went to the plantation. Holiday is great!
Since it is a true tourist attraction, we don’t come here so often.
But since Pam was here, we found it a great opportunity for us to review the Mile and show Pam the tremendous scenery.
Often it is very windy in the north of Jutland. So it is not fun for the dogs to be there; they get sand in their eyes and the nose.
But when we were there, there was no wind at all.
We could stand on top of the Mile and look over the beautiful landscape. In a distance the kuku was accompanying.
After the trip we felt like going to the North Sea again. And later on we went to the plantation. Holiday is great!
Heading towards the top of the Mile.
Misty, Birte and Pam on the Mile.
Looking east.
The view over the North Sea.
Pam and the dogs enjoyed the great landscape.
It was easy to walk on the sand.
Back on the beach.
Misty, Maise and Alonso after a great swim!
Time for another walk in the plantation.
The sun was warming. Great!
Alonso ready to play!
Shells of the day in front of Helle's summer cottage.