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Danes passing Southern Europeans on the way to their annual vacation in Southern Europe.
I know an Italian that has lived in Germany for some years now. He went to visit his familiy in southern Italy this summer and on return he said never again… too hot. Christmas visit only.
Is that the population exchange the right has been warning about?
That bottom image needs to be mirrored to work properly but it does a good enough job.
I spent 2 weeks of my vacation in Aarhus (where I live) this year, and I did notice that you heard much more French & Spanish spoken around the city compared to recent years. Which is great :)
Oh but “lazy Italians (used to) take August off!”
We have a song about it, global warming didn’t happen as they expected in 1982 but the result is around the same Denmark is slowly going towards Spanish weather:
Costa Kalundborg
Shubidua
A contamination has occurred of the outer atmosphere so the meterologists have promised that we now have better weather. The Eskimos get sunstroke and the Sahara turns to ice and Denmark will become the new tropical holiday paradise.
Then you are tired of the South’s snow and sleet: Take to the warm north.
Go to Costa Kalundborg where the slender palms stand and sways gently in the breeze behind Jens Hansen’s farm.
Catch a shark in Køge Bugt. Eat of the fruit of love. Travel to Denmark, it’s cheap, it’s beautiful.
Have you tasted a frikadella, it’s just Southern Jutland. Have a chat with the locals, they can also speak German. If you want to be completely alone then go to Harboøre Beach. Outside Villa Cheminova, the drums roll ashore.
Then you are tired of the South’s snow and sleet: Take to the warm north.
Take a weekend trip for two by camel to Holstebro Along the way, we will visit a factory that makes shoes.
We also have a fine culture. Look, a beautiful Bornholm watch made in Hong Kong, we are sure it will do.
Go to Costa Kalundborg where the slender palms stand and sways gently in the breeze behind Jens Hansen’s farm.
Catch a shark in Køge Bugt. Eat of the fruit of love. Travel to Denmark, it’s cheap, it’s beautiful.
