Dragor Badehotel Copenhagen

Sometimes food says it all, and as eating is the most exciting thing I have done since leaving Victoria some 40+ hours ago I thought I'd begin with that.

It all began in Calgary airport with a fairly hideous sausage at Montana's... next to a HUGE Christmas tree, with a little train going around it. (Highlight number one). Oh, the burrito was pretty delicious too. (And seeing Alex was freaking sweet... I guess that was ...

... br>we arrived in Copenhagen where we took a taxi to our Hostel, the hostel was close so it didn't cost very much... We arrived at the hostel at around 10:30 local time... and WOW what a beautiful place... they are friendly, we took the Metro to the City center (easy to use) we got out at a beautiful square, walked the streets in search of Christianberg Palace... lol, of ...

... However, I do run some of the duties including laundry service, luggage handling, and anything else that requires heavy-duty physical work. But I don’t mind, its does my body good.

Copenhagen

From the outside looking in, Copenhagen appears to be a model city. Apart from some graffiti, the city is clean and eco-friendly. Bicycling is a popular form of transportation and people actually follow the crosswalk ...

Dagen før Rebekka og jeg forlader København for at vende næsen mod Chennai, India. Spændingen og sommerfuglene i maven er i fuldt flor og rygsækken er ikke pakket færdig endnu. Vi har afgang fra København kl. 20.15 søndag d. 24. august 2008 og nogle lange flyveture foran os med mellemlanding i Frankfurt og Abu Dabi, før vi om aftenen mandag d. 25. august lander i det sikkert travle og kaosprægede Chennai.

... also conclude that Kalmar is the Swedish equivalent of Toledo on the "Hottie Hotel Receptionist" scale. This place gets 10 senoritas out of 10! Hopefully Odeta and Eva's parents did mankind a favour and had 20 daughters. Holy gene pool, Batman! Some of these small European towns are intriguing - for a town of 60,000, Kalmar sure has a high percentage of beautiful women walking around. I remember Carcassonne, with its multitude ...

... on the tourist trail here. So I did check it out and the one thing I found interesting is that the locals use it as some kind of a park. People were sun tanning, reading and picnicking by the tombstones. I didn't think it was strange though as the city did a great job with the layout of the cemetery. It was really pleasant to walk through. Another thing I noticed is that very few people jaywalk here. People respect the traffic lights. Coming from Montreal where ...

... be pleasantly surprised by the familiar drawl of our ocka (sp? anyone?) Aussie waiter. Despite his every effort to please our fairly specific food foibles, I was not all that impressed by the experience. A tour took us to three of the most notable Castles in Denmark, in my humble opinion. There was castle where Hamlet was set, nothing like a Shakespearean tragedy to brighten the mood. Then the changing of the guard at Friedensborg Castle, home to ...

... tell me to get off. I had to ride to the end of his route and wait for him to finish his cigarette on his break before we headed back again, and he promised that he would not forget to tell me this time. He did tell me to get off the bus at a stop, but it was still several blocks from Silas' house. Eventually I made it to his address and introduced myself. Awkwardness ensued, obviously, so we decided to leave and get ...