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De camino a Billund habíamos pasado por un pueblito llamado Vejle que estaba como a 20 min así que decidimos regresar y buscar donde comer ahí.
El pueblito está muy pintoresco y aunque todo estaba cerrado había una poca de gente caminando y disfrutando el día soleado.
Tuvimos que comer en un McDonalds pesé a nuestros intentos de evitarlo ya que no había mucho de donde escoger y el hambre aumentaba rápidamente. Al terminar de comer decidimos caminar otro rato y buscar un helado para tener postre, no sin antes salvar a Peter de ser atropellado por una moto y visitar un restaurant mexicano que había en ese pueblito y debo decir que es lo más cercano que he visto a la verdadera comida mexicana de este lado del Globo pero los precios eran un poco elevados, hubieran sido las enchiladas más caras que haya comido por unos 400 pesos!!! y dudo que tan ricas y deliciosas como las de mi mamá jeje.
Un poco caros los huevitos de pascua, $145 (100kr, $240, el de chocolate obscuro)
A little bit expensive the eastern eggs, $145 (100kr, $240, dark chocolate)
A little bit expensive the eastern eggs, $145 (100kr, $240, dark chocolate)
Iglesia en el centro de Vejle, media hasta la bandera por Viernes Santo.
Church at Vejle's downtown, the flag at half because of Holy Friday.
Church at Vejle's downtown, the flag at half because of Holy Friday.
Después de comer nuestro helado en el rayo del sol decidimos emprender la huída para descansar por ese día, todavía llegamos a ver una película a nuestro hotel.
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In the way to Billund we had passed a little town called Vejle that was about 20 min so we decided to go back and search where to eat there.
The town was very pintoresque and although everything was close a few people was walking around and enjoying the sunny day.
We ended eating in a McDonalds although we tried not to but weren't so many options and we were getting really hungry. After eating we decided to walk a little bit more and search for an ice cream to have as dessert, no without saving Peter from been run over by a scooter and also visited a mexican restaurant that was in the little town and I must say that is the closest thing I had seen from the real mexican food in this side of the Globe but the prices were a little bit too high, were going to be the most expensive enchiladas I had ever eaten for like 400 pesos!!! and I doubt they were as tasty and delicious as my mom's hehe.
After eating our ice cream in the sun we decided to go back to rest for the day, but we arrived to the hotel and watched a movie.