Møns Klint

Went on a trip to visit Møns Klint during Constitution Day (half day off work) with a colleague, my new boss & his family. The cliff is formed by remains of shells / sea creatures million years ago. Wikipedia explains better: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M%C3%B8ns_Klint

A landslide in 2007 created a long peninsula of chalk (causing the 2 colored sea) and fallen trees stretching out into the sea. Perfect weather made the sea's two-tonned clearly visible & view breath-takingly beautiful.

My boss's cute daugther (Melanie) picked up the chalk stone on the shore as soon as we reach the bottom of the cliff & start 'making up'. It's so funny to see her 'painting' her face & arms with chalk, so cute...There is a good chance of finding fossils such as spine from the octopus and sea urchins on the beach. My boss told me sometimes if we're really lucky, amber can be found as well. Here's what I found: some spine from octupus (which is rather common) & a 'special' stone (I insist that the stone has some embedded fossils in it even though the rest disagree), lol...