Surveyors Get Lost Too: My 4th and final country

"MerMAN! MerMAN!"

I took the ferry yesterday at about 6pm from Helsingor, Denmark (where there's a chrome merman statue) to Helsingborg, Sweden. I rode around Helsingborg for a bit and then headed up the coast wanting to make it out the Kulla Peninsula for my first night. Since the sun doesn't set until about 9:45pm, I was able to ride all the way out to the point. The sun set just before I set my tent up. I camped at the back of a golf course parking lot, in a small freshly mowed patch of grass. The tip of the peninsula is formed by a huge gneiss outcrop with cliffs plunging into the ocean. I could hear the ocean below me as I cooked my pasta and went to sleep. This morning, I cooked my eggs, packed up, and rode up to the lighthouse to enjoy the view. The wind was only a breeze. I could tell from many of the trees growing sideways that the wind can REALLY blow here. The sun came out and shone on the rocks and the view was incredible. I rode back east on the north side of the peninsula and am now in the town of Angelholm. I'll head out the next peninsula to the town of Torekov this afternoon. Enjoy the photos!