Part 1- An interesting day with Henrik and Bettina at Middelaldercentret

Henrik and Bettina served me a very nice breakfast and had a plan today to take me to Sundkøbing to Middelaldercentret, a lifelike museum of a time of life 1408, far back in Danish history. Everything has been reconstructed as accurately as possible and the people are dressed in period  costume. Henrik and Bettina have not been here for quite a while and there are more new attractions. Bettina packed a lunch and we were off in their car.  First we drove to Nykøbing to pick up their race numbers for a century plus ride that they will do tomorrow. Bettina gave me her race shirt.

We entered and they paid for me (thank you) and I just had to get on this tall display horse.

A replica of one of Leonardo DaVinci's flying machines

A display showing desks and books and diagrams of planning by inventors

Simple wooden bowls and cutlery

If you want you can reserve to eat a medieval meal in this dining room.

Chatting away!

Soren, the rope maker

Listening to the lathe worker

The forger making weapons

This is Soren, the rope maker. According to Henrik, he has worked here for many years. He also does the announcing.

Henrik could make a helmet  like this one.

Saddle

Little child learning skills

By the loom

Fancy chest

Outdoor oven

Small bed for two

Pigpen

Chicken or goose house

Sling for wintering boats

They are pulled up along the rail

The stocks

Getting whipped

Solitary confinement

Special chair

The store

Spices for sale

The wool lady

Wool

Bettina looking for shoes

Beautiful