For Day 6, we started off relatively early as it was to be a longer day for us, and indeed, it ended up being a 44.6 mile day, the longest we had done to that point in the trip. After breakfast we headed north across Falster to the approximately 2-mile ferry crossing from the small town of Stubbekobing to the tiny Island of Bogo. The historic old wooden ferry named the " " serves many cyclists avoiding a high bridge off to the west that carries most traffic on the main highway. The ferry landed on Bogo and we immediately rode east for just over a mile to the bridge from the Island of Bogo to Island on "Mon" where we headed northeast toward our destination at Mons Klint, famed for its high chalky white cliffs rising out of the sea. After several miles we stopped at at a store in Askeby for groceries for a picnic lunch. We then rode ut of the village and found a picnic table for lunch right at mile 26 for the day. After lunch we coninued on riding along a ridge overlooking the body of water known as Stege Nor, with views of the Baltic Sea to the east. We stayed on the ridge instead of dropping down along the lakeshore thinking we might avoid a descent with a climb back up, which was not to be, but all in all it was a lovely ride with tailwinds and sun. As we approached the las 3 or 4 miles we began to steadily climb up to our hotel, a fine old Manor Home called Liseland Slot which sat high above the White Cliffs of Mons Klint, just to the south.