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Near Soltrup it leaves the forest, passes by Grsested and ends in Gillelcje. We should advise the tou­ rists to stop f. i. at tlie Grib- Passing by the stations of Frerslev, 11ariose, Borup, Grim- strap, 0rstcd and Kregomc one arrives to Frederiksvajrk. Frederiksvaerk is situated on Roskilde-fjord at the foot of high forest-covered hills be­ tween the town and the large Arrcso (lake), The town is much frequented by tourists and many fine trips may be taken from there. From Fre- riksv a rk the railway is con­ tinued past the station of Uarrcskov, Melby, Dyssekilde, Ostbjerg, Vibenshus to Hunde­ sted. The station of Melby especially is strongly trafficed by the numerous guests of the fishing village of Liselcjc, now quite a town of villas, situated on the beach along Cattegat. Hundested, another fishing village, has a good harbour, lighthouse, customhouse and pilotstation and is much patro­

so station and take a walk in the forest. I t will pay to do it, as the Gribso is uncom­ monly beautiful and diversi­ fied, and the stock of deer is very large, nized by the town people du­ ring the vacation. North of the town, is a row of high slopes, the highest being Spodsbjerg lighthouse. North of this is the small ham let of Kikhavn. South of Hundested is Ly­ mes; another fishing village, now about being a p a rt of Hundested. From Lynaes are steamship- connections with Frederiks- surnl and Nykjobing. From Hundested a motor­ boat crosses the Issefjord {*/, an hour fine sailing) to the idyllic Boring, north of which is Rorvig bath on C attegat and the characteristic and very beautiful Dybeso (deep lak e). Tourists wanting a more quiet place than the crowded watering places along the Sound or the North-Coast of Sealand are advised to stop here, where the air and wa­ ter is especially invigorating.

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