Plush hare Felix who loves travelling visited Apenrade,
Denmark, during winter time. Pooh bear had invited him. They went
to Brundlund Castle.The pond with the many ducks was interesting
as was the old watermill. It was there when Pooh suddenly called
out: "We can play a game of Pooh Sticks!" Instead of sticks they
used lumps of snow and ice which they threw into the water on one
side of the bridge, then they ran to the other side and looked
down to: Whose lumped was coming first?
Felix and Pu had a lot of fun.
Pooh told Felix about Poohbridge in England where he had
invented the game with fir cones and later used sticks. Felix
would love to play this game there,too. So he was very happy when
Pooh invited him to come along to England.
From Esbjerg in Denmark they went by boat to Harwich in
England.
After his arrival in England Felix wrote the following
letter:
Ahoi,
Pooh and I went on board
the ferry "Dana Sirena". First I thought we were going to
Fanö, but then we turned right into Vestre Dokkaj where
"Dana Sirena" was already waiting. She is a combination of a
passenger- and cargoboat. 600 passengers can be transported,
there are 187 cabins and 2 km and 100 m of "streets" for cars and
many containers. Looking out of our cabin window we could see the
ferry to Fanö (she seems rather small), the water tower and
music house of Esbjerg.
Oh, it hooted loudly:
Slowly we sailed out of the harbour.
We waved good-bye to the 3 huge men ("Mennesket ved Havet") near
Esbjerg. soon the Danish coastline was no longer to be seen and
it turned dark outside. 
Pooh and I made
ourselves comfortable in our cabin. The Sea was calm and we slept
well.
After a good Danish-English
breakfast the next morning we looked from the passenger deck
while we sailed into the Harbour of Harwich. Here ist is more
lively than in the harbour of Esbjerg: Old red fire ships and
modern ferries bound for Holland and Germany, sailing boats and
fisher boats.
I our car we then drove
towards London. Oh, bother! We are driving on the wrong side of
the road! No, in England you drive on the left side, Pooh calmed
me down.
In London Pooh is going to
show me the 2 statues that are put up for Winnie-the-Pooh in
London.
See you,
Felix