Susan went to work early and I got up at about 7 am.. Paul-Eric was going to be busy this morning with a man going with big equipment to fix the sewer pipe in their side yard as well as doing some landscaping. I was going to bicycle into Fredericia to the train station to buy a ticket. As I left with Silver and only one bag on her, the big truck was unloading the machines.
The bicycle ride was about half an hour and downhill. I parked and locked Silver against a tree in the area where all the bicycles were. But there was no ticket office. It was just like in Copenhagen- a 7-11 store and they did not sell tickets to Amsterdam. I was told that you have to do it on line. From there I thought I would try to find a souvenir store to look for a decal for our ski box. I never did find the mall I was looking for but I found a street where you can only walk your bicycle and I talked to Enger and Leon who run a little shop. I found a decal and paid and asked to use their washroom which they obliged. When I came out I looked at the postcards to send one to Lucy Martin and Enger gave it to me as a gift. Thank you.
On the way back to the house, I stopped at Netto and bought some yogurt, cheese, nuts, and muffin and cinnamon roll for my train trip tomorrow. Paul-Eric said he would help me with the ticket later. I used the afternoon to clean and repack Silver so I wouldn't have to do much in the morning.
I had told them yesterday that I wanted to take them out for a thank you dinner so Susan had made a plan. She still wanted me to see the west coast of Denmark. So at about 3 pm we left in the car on the major highway with me sitting in the front to see the view. The ride took about an hour and the terrain started to get flatter.
While we were driving, Susan called the railway company and arranged my ticket. She made it seem so easy.
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