Vig in your country

Subject: Vig in your country Mon Feb 11, 2008 5:57 pm

Imagine that Vig is in your country.
What will you tell him except "I love you"? tongue

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Well if he comes around right now I would say let's go night skiing. After I got him all dressed up to be warm and got his skis boats and skis on I'd race him over to the chair lift. Then we could enjoy a nice scenic ride up to the top of the mountain. Of course I'd only be looking at one scenery What a Face

. Then we could ski down the hill slicing and criss-crossing down the slope. When we get to the bottom I would come behind him without his noticing me click his ski boot rights out the binding with my pole and push him in the snow. Just for playtime. Then I would want to go warm up by the fireplace in the chalet staring into his eyes over cups of steaming hot gluwine. aw love

Subject: Re: Vig in your country Fri Apr 25, 2008 11:27 pm

If Viggo came to Denmark and especially if he came to Northjutland I would tell him about all the places, I know, where he can walk around out in the nature. Even here close to the city of Aalborg we have green areas (where he doesn't need to drive so far away to go to a wood or creek area to enjoy the nature. And if he came to the area where my mother and sister live there are also a lot of dune plantations, lots of beaches and moor areas where he can walk around almost without meeting other people (at least only a few persons). He ought to go to Nature- & National park Thy just once. That's where my mother and sister live. There are no big cities (only cosy towns, villages and fishing towns), no pollution but just the fresh clean, salt air from the Northsea. And many places there is so much silence that you can nearly hear it. I am sure Viggo would love to visit Thy. Perhaps he would fall in love with the area (a lot of artists have) and buy himself a small farm or smallholders house there so he can live there if he wants to move to Denmark one day. It might be like living in Idaho to him.

Subject: Re: Vig in your country Sat Nov 14, 2009 12:57 am

Yes of course I would show him a good area to wander around in. And there are 2 good shops in the area which have all hobby things from fishing tackle to yarn and paint for a artist painter.They also have other small, funny things in the shops. He will surely be interested to know a lot about the history of the area and for instance visit the German bunkers from WW2 in Hanstholm. I have been into them once. It must have been like living in a submarine to live in them.