Øverste Ende

I always bring a flower plant in a pot with me on a flying trip, do you? 🙂 Just kidding – I bought it for my flying club; we like having flowers in our club house:

Flemming and I were going on a 2-day trip to Endelave island, and it was the first time we had our tent with us.

Whilst doing the pre-flight check, Flemming noticed that the left tire looked strange. We checked the pressure – it was lower than the required 1.6, and we pumped it up. Checked the right tire as well – it was fine:

Over Zealand, there were some clouds, but over the water it was sky clear:

There were lots of circular rainbows, and Flemming succeeded taking a photo where we could see the shadow of our aeroplane:

Funny enough, we had circular rainbows on our previous flight to Endelave in February this year, as well.

Camping is easy on the Endelave airfield:

After arranging all the practicalities, we took our bikes and headed on the road – we wanted to visit the northernmost tip of the island called Øverste Ende (English: Upper End):

It is a 7 km ride, but took us a couple of hours to get there; we stopped when we saw something interesting, like grazing sheep:

Or beautiful fields:

Øverste Ende is a protected nature area, and there one can experience the same phenomenon as at Grenen near Skagen – waters from two different sides meet together:

It was a warm summer day, and it was so nice to get into the water:

Flemming and I were alone on the tip, and took the opportunity to sunbath and swim naked. The water was very pure, and we regretted we didn’t bring our snorkelling gear with us.