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We left the railway station at about 12.30 and as we sauntered down to the marina we started comparing our Serenes. I was curious as to whether the Dutch version had T9 predictive text and if it predicted in Dutch or English. Ed said it didn't have T9 but when I showed him to hold down the star button he was pleasantly suprised to find it actually

After we'd had a Hot Dog from a stall on the street we went for a walk up to the Struer Railway Station. Ed thought it might be nice to collect a few stones from the railway track and put them in a little yellow bag for his daughter. Strange people these Dutch

Ed! Keep your eyes off her, I saw her first.

After Ed and I had seen all there was to see, we headed back to the Grand, but I couldn't help but wonder how that building would have coped without security if it had been situated in Birmingham or Liverpool (no offence). I can imagine it with smashed windows and grafitti, perhaps some drug dealers round the corner. Back at the hotel, Ed went to

Traditionally, bricklayers lay a row of bricks then spread a bed of mortar on them. The next row of bricks are held onto the mortar by gravity until the mortar dries, but this..... I got to thinking about that last brick on the bottom row. Hey that'll fetch good money on eBay! This is me removing it , any offers anybody?

Ridax is the man! Try searching for him then send him a PM Good luck. Andy T.

And round the other side.

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We walked, awestruck, right up to it.