Hotel Duxiana Malm Malmö

Kaye's entry: <br>Had breakfast with Carrie around eight o'clock. She has meetings all day. We are planning to try to get to the parks and museums in the city today; they don't open until noon. We will go to a camera shop for a memory card and get some stamps at the post office. We want to get some post cards written this morning. <br>Patsy's entry <br>We found a memory card for Kaye's camera. We had to ask several people to help ...

We are trying to combo parts of different tours and it's not really working. No company offers exaclty what we want. I can already give advice to the next planner....START EARLY!! <br><br>Road block #1: We decided in March we will self-drive through Botswana. However, their philosophy on tourism is simple: High cost, low volume ...

... pansit and lumpia. Haha. Staffan only knows those types of Filipino food so when he saw the booth he definitely knew what it was. The one thing I learned is that Langos is a fair food. Langos if you don't know about this is a food from Hungary. Basically fried round flat bread, that is topped with cold topping, i.e. sour cream ...

... eyeball collection) and one hell of a torture chamber. On the way out of the castle we run into Danny &amp;Tiff. Great to finally see them. They recommend the café downstairs. Its good fresh food, and the European wasps in the garden made the setting complete. After a little while longer in town we take the bus to Brian &amp; Cecilia's place. It's a nice little apartment where three cats rule the roost. While Sonya goes over the reception plans with Cecilia's ...

... hours I think I did pretty damn well. The private lesson lightened my wallet more than I would have liked, but it was worth it to have 1on1 time. I caught the metro afterwards back to Copenhagen and after a quick dinner, took the train back to Korsor for a night of relaxation since its stormy and most aren't around quite yet. Apparently I don't look like I'm from the states because I had the following conversation with the guy next to me: Me: Hi, where are ...

... walked a bit then a lot, and touristifiedness of the mermaid, but you kinda left out the castles we saw, along with that huge church (again) we thought was awesome!!! Cobble streets galore, the prettiness of the buildings, marvelous view from harbor and the fact that it was indeed a short stay, gave me just enough time to think of Denmark a place I'd surely go visit again! That's it for my traveller's guide magazine review! More on the next edition in a news stand near you!

... Denmark to kill his time because he liked it here particularly well. "My wife tells me I'm crazy." - he said. "But we seafarers are all crazy a bit." - he added with a wink. Fehmarn island has a regular ferry connection with Denmark and one can buy an inclusive direct train ticket all the way to København, so for Lemmi it was not too complicated to come to Denmark. I suppose the Fehmarn island has some kind of border territory status, so all its inhabitants get a discount ...

... a carton or a six pack of beer sitting on the cannal strip drinking and having a great time. the one thing i do like about copenhagan is their lifestyle which is very easy going and they ride everywhere so people look healthy and the atmosphere is relaxed and people seem to be really enjoying themselves. that night we (dave, skinny, chris, simon, ken and kens friend and myself) went to this little place for dinner which made the best chicken burgers and ...

... drive to Toronto! At 6:00 we congregated for our Contiki meeting, and met the rest of the group. We found out there would be 28 people for the first part of the tour, and in Helsinki we would pick up another 16 for the rest of the tour. These 16 people were doing the Scandinavia and Russia tour, which was the same as our tour, but also spends a week in Norway. After the meeting we went downstairs, where there was a buffet supper laid out. As we were eating, Stacey and I ...

... and (Jarod) The Pretender complete 1st season on DVD! Then we were at this so-called county fair &amp; state fair. They reminded me of the Malmö festival; with the carousels and all the greasy fastfood. (By the way, I ate corn dog and I loved it!). But the fair wasnt really all that coz it was mostly about the farmers exhibiting their herd of cattle, vehicles &amp; tools. One of the best moments we had was at the sprint cars ...