Helnan Marselis Århus

... the men, or the peeing (or worse!) in the street or on the beach! I will also not miss having to take care of my ev**y step or of ev**ything I touch in ord** to remain disease-free...<br><br>Leaving Ghana itself was an 'Oh Ghana' moment. Despite leaving at 8pm, I still had to be th**e to check in between 3 and 5pm, which left 3 hours to kill. I passed through a security check with my big bag, wh**e I watched the woman ahead of me pay off the security offic** to be allowed to ...

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... have been great here and I cannot wait to start traveling.  Amsterdam seems to be the first stop on our journey next weekend and then in about a month we have Oktoberfest which I cannot wait for.  I am going to post a video soon that will be a virtual tour of my room/dorm so everyone can see the environment I live in everyday.  Hope all is well with all of you and hope to hear from you soon.  Email me @ Nate.Bickley@gmail.com or if you have skype add me User: Bickster86

When I visited Kattegat Centret I participated in a survey, and for that I got a free ticket for an other museum in Jutland. That ticket I used to go and see Randers Regnskov (rainforrest)<br><br>It was quite impressive how they've build an African, an Asian and a South ...

... super high ($10 for a fast food burger to $30 for a café dinner to $70 for a nice dinner), I stop by the super market and pick up stuff for breakfast and lunch (yogurt, strawberries, banana, bread, cheese, cold cuts, avocado, tomato). I go to the beach for a picnic and hang out for some sun. A few people are out despite strong wind. I leave to catch my train to Arhus. Another very nice train ...

... me, was going to be there, too. <br><br>It was wonderful seeing Dorthe and meeting Anand. We walked over to the Cabinn Inn hotel where I was staying and I checked in. I had never seen a hotel room so small! But, it's just me. No place to put anything and you can hardly close any door. But, it is cheap. I'm somewhere a one and two star minister. Don't go for all that flashy stuff. As long as it has wireless Internet ...

Silkeborg was a beautiful little city built around it's river. It had walking paths by the river, and in the summer had river cruises. Such a pretty place. One thing that caught our attention was the garages for boats, complete with roller doors and all.

Another viking museum called Moesgard. Fantastic. There was also a forest walk that was replanted in various sections with trees that grew in different time periods of Denmarks history. One section was planted with trees from one particular era, and another section with another era, etc. You'd call it a giant open-air flora museum. It was beautiful, even in winter. There were also things like an iron age house and a stone age barrow and a more recent fishermans house etc.

... re lying about this, but the buildings are really big-- I don't see how it could be done. Anyway, I went after hours when all the people are gone but you can wander around for free. <br><br>I didn't have too much time in Aarhus, and that's really all I saw. Unfortunately, I didn't make it to see the bog man---they have the oldest bog man ever found in a small museum outside of town. Katrina and I agreed that it would probably just be a letdown anyway. So, back to London.

... He went on until he came to a point where he couldn't go on any more, in part due to road works and in part due to the nearby downtown pedestrian zone. It was fine with me. I got out, thanked him, said bye to the others, picked up my things and moved on. That was when my Danish trip started in a way. As it was Sunday evening, even if it was still daylight, the streets of Århus were almost deserted. There where I was, there was not a living soul in sight whom I could ask for ...