Lonely Planet Denmark

Glenda Bendure and Ned Friary Glenda grew up in California's Mojave Desert and first travelled overseas as a high school AFS exchange student to India. Ned grew up near Boston and studied social thought and political economy at the University of Massachusetts in Amherst. After meeting in Santa Cruz, California, where Glenda was finishing her university studies, they took to the road and spent several years travelling throughout Asia and the Pacific, including stints in Japan where Ned taught English and Glenda edited a monthly magazine. They eventually came back to the USA, settled down on Cape Cod in Massachusetts and began to write for Lonely Planet. In addition to Denmark, Ned and Glenda are the authors of Lonely Planet's guides to Copenhagen, Hawaii, Oahu and Bermuda' and they have written the Denmark and Norway chapters of Lonely Planet's Scandinavian and Baltic Europe. We'd like to thank Lillian Hess of the Danish Tourist Board in New York, Henrik Thierlein of Wonderful Copenhagen and Merethe Andersen at Use It. Thanks also to Irene Greve of the Copenhagen Jazz Festival, Cathe Jakobsen of Aqua, Susanne Hartz of the Louisiana modern art museum, Kare Johannessen at Trelleborg, Christian Dorow and Malene Simonsen of Hvidovre Kommune and Svend Ravnkilde of the Dansk Musik Informations Center. A special thanks to Bryan Lantz for his expertise on Danish sports and to Tove and Knud Bojland in North Zealand for sharing their insights on Danish culture.Bendure, Glenda is the author of 'Lonely Planet Denmark', published 2002 under ISBN 9781740590754 and ISBN 1740590759.