Sunday in Denmark...our last Sunday here.  We really had little planned.  After breakfast we decided to go to the park by the railway station in Klampenborg.  We went rather early, about 10:30AM.  When we arrived and parked by the station, there were lots of families with small children getting off the train and heading to the park carrying picnic hampers and pulling small children in old fashioned wooden wagons.  We walked through the park under the shady canopy of trees.  Dyrehaven (the park) houses  Bakken, the world's oldest amusement park -- and one of Denmark's most popular attractions.  Dyrehaven (translated as Deer Park), has herds of wild deer that roam freely. Once the favored hunting grounds of Danish royals, today Dyrehaven has  hiking and biking trails and lush fields. The deer are everywhere; in the less-trafficked regions of the park you may find yourself surrounded by an entire herd of deer delicately stepping through the fields.  There is a restaurant for lunches and coffees.  It is all a five minute drive from our house and it is very beautiful.

The rest of the afternoon was spent reorganizing and repacking suitcases.  Jakob has kindly offered to pick us up at 2PM to drive us to the airport.