A Visit to the Western Coast of Denmark
A lovely day with a blue sky inspires us to go to the beach, an hour’s drive from our home.
Normally all year round our beaches are full of German tourists but not now. What will never disappear are the many remnants from the Western Atlantic Wall, bunkers in concrete made to defend the German-occupied countries from the Western allies.
I have always disliked them as they remind me of ugly scars from the war. As the years pass by, the memories about them seem to be less offensive.
Henry at the German bunker at Søndervig 
One of the many bunkers from WWII at Søndervig on the Danish western coast 
A wooden house at Søndervig 
An old wooden house at Søndervig 
Søndervig, a coastal Danish town at the west coast
We passed by a small harbour city where we bought different fresh fish to take away on our way home. On other occasions, we have sat on their terrace for a meal.
View from the harbour of Ringkøbing
Categories: Denmark, The Atlantic Wall
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