Ok, not exactly a bonfire, but the title sounded nicer that way. Since it was a nice summer evenning, and we were located about 400 meters from the sea, we of course decided to grill and eat on the beach.

The result of the bikeride: the stolen apples, the sour blackberries, sweet homemade honey bought on the way – and some peaches we happened to have, you can’t find eveything on the beach! We added some marzipan, and grilled the stuff in the tin foil. It tasted as childhood, hot summerdays and promises in every bite.

The grill. This one didn’t work, so I had to make a run for it and by another one before the only store in town closed.

Meanwhile my boyfriend showed off his stone throwing skills.

The view. On nice beach, I tell ya. It’s actually the same one we evening bathed on a couple of years ago.

Oh, and the food. It was fresh salmon with spices, sparerips and loads of vegetables. It tasted like heaven.

Others were out enjoying the evening too. We saw and elderly couple, swimming together, and afterwards, walking home, hand in hand. And the beautiful thing is, nobody saw them – we were the only one there, and they didn’t notice us. The held hands because the cared for one another, not because they needed to show off or something.

I want to have that when I grow old.

Me eating. Not a pretty sight, and my hair looks like crap, but who cares – there’s grilled food!

Oh, and the sunset. Of course there was a sunset.

Me and my beloved were so lucky to borrow a summer house at Enø, a very small island, in a weekend with a lot of sunshine. The second day we started out early, we wanted to take a bike ride around the island, and find the secret pathways we remembered from our childhood.

Look, a butterfly!

The bikes. Not the newest ones, I must say, but they did carry us all the way!

Lunch break.

With this view. What more do you need?

Maybe some apples. We picked the few we could get our dirty hands on, but there were stinging nettles all over the place.

Me, in the sunshine. Got a good teint that day!

Postcard from Enø, thank you very much!

Where do you think this leads to?

Oh, cornfields! These are Denmark in the summer. Smells fantastic.

The road leads to here. The man and the dog we do not know, but they’re probably out for a stroll – just like us.

We also came across a very large bush of blackberries. Gotta love nature.

The small island called Enø, which is located just in the bay of a small town called Karrebæksminde in the southern Denmark, has one of the most beautiful and cleanest beaches in Denmark. The water is seethrough and not very deep for at least a couple hundred meters from the shore, which makes it popular for families.

This photo was taken in the morning. Nobody here yet but the life guards.

Beautiful, right?

The pier.

Wow, and now the sun came on!