Cab Inn Odense

Only 30 minute trip from Copenhagen. Nice little place to spend the night. Did alot more than I expected. Saw the museum on H.C Anderson, which had his original manuscripts. A very interesting man and very ugly- that is what inspired him to write the Ugly Duckling. Saw Sankt Knuds Kirke which is a ...

... the birth of the nation of Denmark. Of course squeezed in LegoLand which is done very well. Folke Ferie house/bungalow in the beach woods at the Middelfart Kursus centre by the fiord overlooking the island of Faeno was very pleasant for kids to play & walk. Overall recommend this little country with a big heart to other travellers with children who want a piece of living history & a relaxed time.

... even though they spoke two different languages they had lots of fun playing together. We were very happy that they joined us at Legoland the next day. They were a lot of fun and also knew exactly where to go first thing in the morning to beat the lineups before it got too busy. Legoland was fantastic! It is a great theme park for children with lots of rides geared towards them. The lego sculptures were amazing! We had a ...

... in the afternoon and met our Danish relatives for the evening. They brough us to tsee the big ships that were in the harbour - big wooden ships! Then we went to diner at an authentic danish restaurant where Luc and I had Svenborg Casserole (pork, bacon, and turkey in a paprika sauce) and roasted potattoes-- definitely one of the best meals we have ever had! Never felt so full in my life!<br><br>After diner we went to a cafe for drinks and desert! We headed home shortly after to pack!!

...to Denmark.<br>The original plan was to drive all the way to Copenhagen and stay on a campsite there. But since it rained and rained and rained, we decided to stop earlier and have a good rest before heading to Copenhagen and meeting up with Laurents &amp; Iris at the airport there. We were lucky and found a really nice campsite right at the beach with a view of the Storebaelt Bridge :-)<br>

... variety of amenities including breakfast and TV and to be honest, the bathroom was way nicer than the one at my Kollegium.  My three roommates, Lisa, Mackenzie, and Emily were great and I'm so glad that I got to know them better during this trip!  We settled into the hostel and then set out for a walking tour around the city.  The architecture was so cute and it was a quaint, old European town that would be perfect to retire in.  They are definitely very proud of their history and ties ...

... needs the children are able to enroll at six years old and can stay in the community until they pass away &#8211; they create a self-sustaining community in which the residents do not need anything from the &#8220;regular&#8221; world. According to our guide their idea of &#8220;inclusion&#8221; was making those in the mainstream world feel invited to visit those with special needs within the safety of their communities. Further, at the ...

... ppens if they get sick. I know, if I lived here I would find grumbling people *nyw*y. Like Peder who would like to live in the US bec*use of the money he thinks he could m*ke there. I think it *ll depends on one's mind *nd *ttitude. For ex*mple, I don't feel I h*ve *ny single re*son to compl*in *bout my life in Cro*ti* *s it re*lly is * good life. And yet m*ny people grumble there, *s well. But I liked it in Denm*rk. I suppose my ment*lity is such th*t I could feel *t home there re*lly soon ...

June 27, 2007 The final chapter. <br><br>We really enjoyed our stop in Loviisa Finland. It was like being in a different world, probably noticeable to us since nearly everybody we encountered spoke some English. The town was surrounded by water and quite beautiful. We ended up staying at a downtown hotel and actually had our own room. There was a pool table in the lobby so Hans and I played a little pool while Judy explored the town. About 11 PM we were ready to turn in for the ...

... in Germany, the slowest and least expensive trains in the system. Nine hours and six trains later we had reached Wilhelmshaven. Lea met us and we went to her apartment. We rented a movie and ate icecream and it was one of the most relaxing nights I have head since I have been here! The next day Lea's sister spent the day with us. They showed us around Wilhelmshaven and we did some shopping. The following ...