Big Scandi Adventure 2019

Club Storebælt

saxonborg said:
Have you worked out how to join the Club Storebaelt to get a discount on your crossings. Can’t find anything in English?
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If you get BroBizz and Bropass you are automatically signed up for Club Storebælt. You more than save the upfront costs on the discounted Oresund Bridge crossings, you also get discounts on Norway road and ferry tolls.oo
 
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barge1914 said:
If you get BroBizz and Bropass you are automatically signed up for Club Storebælt. You more than save the upfront costs on the discounted Oresund Bridge crossings, you also get discounts on Norway road and ferry tolls.oo
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2 subscriptions ?

But certainly worth it esp with Norway ferries discount included
 
barge1914 said:
If you get BroBizz and Bropass you are automatically signed up for Club Storebælt. You more than save the upfront costs on the discounted Oresund Bridge crossings, you also get discounts on Norway road and ferry tolls.oo
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Hi thanks for the info, I have been across the Oresund bridge before and signed up for the Bropass to get the reduced tariffs however didn’t appreciate it covered both bridges so that saves a bit of faffing about, don’t understand why they don’t make it clear on the Storebaelt bridge website. Probably as clear as day to Danes and Swedes though.😁
 
Gouda

Lillypads and cars in perfect harmony.
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mossypossy said:
Leaving at the end of this month (April).
Returning last week of July. 13/14 weeks out (depending on the political situation!)

Rough plan.
France. Belgium. Netherlands. Germany. Denmark. Sweden. Norway. Finland. Estonia. Latvia. Lithuania. Poland. Germany. France.

No schedule, just a very vague route peaking as far north as we get by midsummers day. Lots of Lofoten and Senja. Probably spend the largest time in Norway.

Visit to Moominland in Finland also a must as my wife is a big Moomin fan!

Anyone else up there this summer?
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I am doing the exact same route and currently in Oland island Sweden.
 
Gouda is excellent.
Quaint, safe and the quietest town centre location we have ever stayed at.
The Dutch make gorgeous cakes......better than the French.
 
Second night at Gouda not so quiet.
Off to the countryside next. Bit of Van Gogh bagging at the Hoge Veluwe.
 
The crows, the crows

Maiglöckchensee.
7 euro for peace and quiet.
Did I mention the crows?
 
Oh I forgot to mention the last July Trondheim bypass was having new roads built our sat nav thought it was on the spaghetti junction it was turn left turn right the only thing it didn’t say was hokey kokey but Janet filled those words in after turning round twice
 
Stade for the weekend

All mod cons. Sun just came out.
Hanseatic old town in walking distance.
 
Denmark

Møgeltønder.
Free and blissful.
Sheep and ducks and a delightful village.
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Kolding

At the marina, yards from the fjord. Very peaceful.
We are the only ones here.
Netherlands and Germany quite busy. Denmark is remarkably quiet at the moment.
 
Very much liking Denmark

Still in Kolding. Bit of Arne Jacobsen at the design museum.
REMA supermarket seems cheaper than in Blighty!
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mossypossy said:
Leaving at the end of this month (April).
Returning last week of July. 13/14 weeks out (depending on the political situation!)

Rough plan.
France. Belgium. Netherlands. Germany. Denmark. Sweden. Norway. Finland. Estonia. Latvia. Lithuania. Poland. Germany. France.

No schedule, just a very vague route peaking as far north as we get by midsummers day. Lots of Lofoten and Senja. Probably spend the largest time in Norway.

Visit to Moominland in Finland also a must as my wife is a big Moomin fan!

Anyone else up there this summer?
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Proper jealous could spend the whole summer in Norway, especially the LOFOTEN ISLES, wish i was a millionaire!! have a good trip!
 
How are you getting on with the tandem Steve? Put us a picture on of how you carry it on the Hobby please.

Cheers

H
 
Tandem

I have it on the back at a jaunty angle, so as not to cover any lights.
A zealous German stopped me to say it was a big no no if the wheels were anywhere near the lights.
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