Lund turned out to be a really nice, small town, where English seems to be spoken on the street, leaflets and posters I saw are in English and I had a great cappuccino and scone in a little cafe.

Then I headed back, not before some elderly Swedish man, with his American family, sucking on a pipe asked me, looking at my bike whether I had just returned from a round the world trip. No I said just Sweden and Denmark. Ah so its just the image you are after then, he replied. Ho ho. Riding over the Oresund bridge and then plunging down through the tunnel was great fun and windy (and costs 23 Euro) there is an even longer, higher and much windier bridge between two of the Danish islands.

As soon as I emerged in Denmark I noticed the sun was out and the temperature rose 5 degrees.

So I made it back to my lodging in Odense by 4pm. My first priority is to go and buy some real food (I'm ashamed to say I ate Travelunch dried meals in the evenings) and cook a proper supper here. With a bottle of nice wine.

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