As we crossed the bridge to the Island of Funen we saw this unique lighthouse.

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St. Knut was a Ruthless Tyrant from 1080 - 1086 but was then named the patron Saint of Denmark. Here in Odense, the third largest city in Denmark, was the cathedral named in his honor.

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A bunch of us ended up eating lunch in this neat little bakery in Odense - as I looked around I realized that Al had this lunch with his harem!

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Odense is the quaint but lively capital of Funen. This section of town is under a preservation order that means that the cobblestone streets and original old homes will be preserved forever for us to enjoy.

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Here in Old Odense we find the birthplace of Hans Christian Anderson who remains quite a celebrity here in Denmark. There was a wonderful little museum that is devoted to the writer's life and houses manuscripts and other personal belongings.

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Alborg is the fourth largest city in Denmark. It has a delightful pedestrian shopping area with cobblestone streets and many historical buildings...

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...a wonderful old church built in 1601...

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...and what we decided was an art project done by the university students.

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We were served a wonderful veal dinner at the hotel in Alborg.

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