more great Californian wine and a great campfire.

The next morning we headed to the nearest village and found an internet coffee cafe as we thought we'd better tell Cath and Andy about the change of plan! Unfortunately the internet connection was particularly dodgy but we did get enough time to tell Cath about the change of plan - and as we thought Cath didn't mind in the slightest. The rest of the day was spent chilling out and generally just enjoying our beautiful surroundings.

We had suddenly realised that time was ticking by and we had been here 3 nights already but we were in no rush to move on and decided that we would stay for another day at least. We had a very chilled morning then went for a big walk in the afternoon to the dam at the end of the lake. It was a good walk

and again we had another great evening in front of a big roaring campfire. We had also changed pitch to one which was right next to the lake as the campsite had emptied somewhat since the weekend and we wanted to get as close to the lake as we could.

When we woke the next morning we decided to go and check out the local Danish town of Solvang. Again California was continually surprising us, who would have thought there would be a full on Danish town 30 miles away from the Spanish town of Santa Barbara!!! Solvang was brilliant, it was an amazing little place and very Danish, although we only touched down in Copenhagen airport I imagined Danish towns to look very much like this one. What was also pleasing apart from the wonderful architecture was the fact that this was another town where there were loads of free samples of food! There was everything from bread, chocolate and fudge so of course we