TYPICALLY DANISH, THIS SMALL TOWN OF HAVNEBY.' THE LITTLE HARBOUR TOWN
AT THE SOUTH EASTERLY EDGE OF THE ISLAND OF R0M0 SEEMS SOMEWHAT
PLAIN AT FIRST SIGHT, AND FOR A HOLIDAY RESORT IT RADIATES ITS CHARM
SPARINGLY. THE WAY TO THE JETTY FROM WHERE FERRIES TO AND FROM THE
NEIGHBOURING ISLAND OF SYLT ARRIVE AND DEPART SEVERAL TIMES A DAY,
IS TARMACKED. NEVERTHELESS, A QUARTER OF A MILLION PEOPLE CROSS THE
WADDEN SEA EVERY YEAR BETWEEN THE GERMAN-DANISH BORDER.
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