As always we went for an OES-tour. Sunday we were 14 people and 7 OES' who met at the parking place in Tversted plantation.
After a great walk through the plantation we all had lunch outside in the nice sunny weather.
Birgit and Thomas came with Amy and Cassie.
Anni and Flemming came with Minne.
Susanne came with Catho.
Christina and Sebastian lost Nanna from our I-litter and came to join the trip and be together with some OES'. They missed their Nanna.
Rie came without Nessa, who was in season.
Louise, Asger, Gry and Malte came with no dog, since they shold pic up their puppy in a few weeks.
We came with Maise, Alonso and Snowy.
After a great walk through the plantation we all had lunch outside in the nice sunny weather.
Birgit and Thomas came with Amy and Cassie.
Anni and Flemming came with Minne.
Susanne came with Catho.
Christina and Sebastian lost Nanna from our I-litter and came to join the trip and be together with some OES'. They missed their Nanna.
Rie came without Nessa, who was in season.
Louise, Asger, Gry and Malte came with no dog, since they shold pic up their puppy in a few weeks.
We came with Maise, Alonso and Snowy.
We enjoyed a beer in the Skagen harbor and had coffee in the courtyard to Ruth's hotel. The latter we were able to fit in a walk from the parking place south of Gl. Skagen.
Here we climbed huge sand dunes and walked along the beach to Gl. Skagen. After the coffee break we walked back through the areas behind the huge sand dunes.
The dogs really loved to run up an down in the dunes.
The dogs really loved to run up an down in the dunes.
Christina and Sebastian enjoyed being with the OES'.
BIrgit with her Amy and Cassie.
We went for a nice walk in Tversted plantation.
After the walk we had lunch together.
Trying to arrange the group photo!
Perfect weather!
Expensive beer on the Skagen harbor front.
But at the terrace of Ruth's Hotel in Gl. Skagen we had great coffee with croissants and water for the dogs - at low cost!
Snowy.
Maise.
View over the North Sea in Tornby plantation.
The gang!
Narrow paths in the Tornby plantation.
Great tour - but with high pulse!