Continental Hotel Malmö

... beds together to watch our series, so we ended up lying on one twin bed. Oh well isn't that what 25th wedding trips are all about, being cozy? <br>We sat, ate waffles and then asked the front desk where we could go to wash clothes. She was very helpful, giving us directions, but they were directions to a closed dry cleaners. We returned and asked where we could find a washing machine, at this she was stymied ...

... Nord, Nord-Est. Un quartier écologique moderne et pas mal fait, le Västra Hamnen. De là, on a vue sur le détroit de l'öresund, qui fait la jonction entre la Mar du Nord et la Baltique.<br> <br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br ><br> <br><br><br><br>La torning Torso, bâtiment le plus célèbre du quartier, est ...

... He also explained that the way we were playing was almost a bit cheating because when he plays you take a shot of schnapps for every limb of the crayfish, so after about 4-5 fish you were to the floor. We only did it after every one crayfish. At this party we got our first taste of dining culture in Sweden. It is very common to eat and stay at the table for a couple more hours just talking as we move through coffee and dessert. So what I learned about myself at this party is that ...

... foxgloves, hollyhocks, poppies and lavender, among many others. While I was photographing the geese a man told me about a heron - the only heron in Malmo - and where to find it. It was just round the corner and quite a sight. Went back to the hotel, met Danny &amp; Tiff and got a taxi to Pilsdammgarten Park. The ceremony was at the Margarita Pavillion, where Cecilia's grandmother had been married in August 1945. The gardens were spectacular and the afternoon light was perfect ...

... clinking the entire time I went up). After I was sick of losing money and not winning a big stuffed panda bear, I took off for the tourist bureau because Denmark is built for speed and thy name is kite surfing. My goal is to do some type of extreme sport in each country where possible, or at least something that I won't be able to do quite often back in the states. Though there are a lot of facilities on the west coast of Denmark, there isn't much in ...

... at the other museums down the street. The museums were only open til 4pm so we had to hurry to see the rest. We first stopped at a temporary exhibition of photographs, by surprisingly an American woman documenting the second World War. Some of the scenes I found interesting but hard to look at as you stare and look at a child injured from a bomb. The pictures set an eerie look at the war and the behind the scenes of how it effects all life...not just the ...

... town. Now over and over again I had been told, you will be disappointed, she is very small, everyone who sees her thinks she is too small etc... Well I don't know what everyone is talking about, she is about the size of an adult, and as she is sitting on a rock so she is above you. How big do these people want her to be! Sorry for those of you who don't know Hans Christian Anderson the author of the before mentioned character came from Denmark. Before ...

... residents and consecutive readjustment of their collective mindset, a new policy was established to outlaw hard drugs in Christiania and cocaine and heroine pushers were expelled. As a result, the people in Christiania have developed their own set of rules, completely independent of the Danish government. The rules forbid stealing, violence, guns, knives, bulletproof vests and hard drugs. Mrs.Madsen told me that a gang of bikers had settled themselves in Christiania twenty or ...

... we did visit the CIA/army headquarters for Denmark. I'm going to go back and take pictures. Basically...there's no security. You just walk right in and the whole thing is pretty low key. Anyways, I will update more later...right now I'm going to actually unpack as I haven't the last few days. The one thing I was missing were hangers...and now I finally found some...it wasn't easy.

Today I was up at 9:00 and showered and ready to go by 9:45. I had to check out of my room by 10am, and couldn't check back in until 2pm, when the hostel would have the Contiki room list ready. I went to check e-mail and there was a guy sitting at the computer next to me. He looked like he was between 18 and 35 and might speak English. We started talking and he was David, from Australia, and was doing the Contiki tour as well. David had arrived in Copenhagen that morning ...