Here and there rise old castles, many built in the 16th century. The Danes seem to have discovered a fine philosophy of living well and vigorously. They are happy, friendly, and helpful. The farmer and his family do most of the work on the land. Their home is equipped with central heating, telephone, and refrigeration.
Most farms have low, white-plastered buildings built around small courts.
They have either thatched or red-tile roofs. In front of the house, a neatly fenced flower garden grows in gay colors. A little summerhouse offers an outdoor dining room for use in the brief summer months, as the sun-loving Danes never stay inside when the weather is good. The Danes have no racial problems. Neither have they any racial prejudices.