Here aresome photos from walking/bicycling distance of Hulsig
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 The train is passing and stopping in Hulsig. |
 Fascinating woods with mushrooms and the ground covered with lichens. |
 We found chanterelles |
 And here is a shy snake that disappears as fast as it can... |
 Tornbakke Rimme a row of old 'grey' sanddunes, covered with heather, lichens and rare grasses. |
 In the shrubbery around 'Hulsig hede', you can find lots of rare plants and berries. |
| Hulsig beach towards Kattegat (the eastern costal line to Skagen) | |
 Towards Skagen on the eastern beach. No roads goes to the beach most of the way, ca. 8 km's walk, takes ca. 3-4 timer in a reasonable pace. Usually we take the train home. Guarantee: No cars can be heard. |
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 Closer to Skagen - near 'sandmilen' , a big open sanddune - resembles a small desert. |
 Very rarely you meet other people than the ones you brought along .... |
 Via 'Hulsig stien' on bicycle through the heather, you can reach the sanded church in half an hour . Walking there will take you approx. 2 hours |
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| Vesterhavet (Northsea coast) | |
 The Northwest coast is quite different from the east. The wind can be strong and the waves big. It can be difficult not to turn over... |
 Cars can drive on this beach to Skagen. The distance is allmost two times the distance of the eastcoast. Its a nice long walk. |
 A jump near 'Kandestederne' - for the fearless kids... |
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| Råbjerg mile | |
 'Råbjerg mile' is something special - a giant open sanddune In this direction you have 10 km free view - no roads, no houses. Facing south west. |
 The sanddune grows 10 m northeast direction every year. Covering everything on its way. |
 Here is a small forrest dissappearing - next year , its gone. |
 Desert life... |
 This is Denmark - not Sahara... |
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