Solvang and Aebleskivers
Sunday morning me and Mike went for a walk in the sun and enjoyed the beautiful view and the quiet surroundings in Calabasas. After our walk we drove to Solvang, a Danish inspired town 100 miles north of Los Angeles. With a population of 5000 people this was a cute small town and it looked just like in Denmark. Ate lunch as soon as we got there and then we bought pastries at pretty much every bakery they had. Tried Aebleskiver covered in Raspberry jam and powdered sugar, a dish that Solvang is famous for. We also rented a 4person bike and rode around for an hour. Really fun but way harder than it looks.
I found a couple of clothing stores and did some shopping before we headed home. Since we drove along the coast to Solvang we decided to drive home through the mountains. Amazing views that far up but pretty scary driving on such a narrow road with no railings on the side.
Stopped and had dinner before we went home to shower and pack.
Got up at 6 am this morning and headed to the airport. After a coffee and a blueberry scone I’m ready to board the plane and head back to New York. Vacation is over!
Me on our morning walk
Solvang. Had lunch at Paula's Pancake house
Ready for our bikeride :)
Solvang
Me trying some weird toy
Driving home through the mountains
Hej Maline!
Ja precis, en sån ställnings måste jag fan ha!
Din lyckost, i landet av CAKES! Måste finnas grymt mycket bakgrejor där.
haha rolig bild på dig när du gluttar in i trädgården åsså.
Sjukt fin blogg! Här ska ja glo minsann!
