Hotel Laasby Kro Århus

... Ghana, it didnøt have as much of an effect as I might have expected, and many of the comments made by our guide simply made me reflect on how much of a cycle history is, and how many of these atrocities are still being committed today by 'civilised' nations. On Friday night, I met up with Nele, a G**man girl who stayed with my family on exchange about 9 years ago, and we moved to h** friend, B**nadette's place. On Saturday I explored B**lin a little more by myself before ...

... i'm going to have to buy a set in the states and teach all you guys!! It was really fun! I hated to leave Århus...I know that I will be back to Denmark, because it is truly one of those places you never forget. Everyone spoke PERFECT english there, and I met so many nice, friendly, interesting people. I've had such good experiences in Denmark, it kind of makes me want to live there...<br> <br> <br> <br> <br>

... rainforrest in three big bubles.<br><br>You can see more about Randers Regnskov here<br><br>It was a bit odd walking around in subtropic temperatures in Denmark, with snakes and monkeys around.<br><br>And yay...I got to pat a snake:-D<br><br>Best,<br><br>Eva Maria

... had been built over a Viking excavation site and that became the museum under the bank. It was one of the clearest representations fo Viking history and its impact on the West AND East. It showed them setting up setlements on the Isle of Man and in Kiev. It showed the linkage to the New World through Iceland and Greenland by Leif Erickson. It was interesting to see a map that showed almost simultaneous setting up of of ...

... kun tænker på sig selv ... at de er meget grådige ... at de ikke forstår engelsk ... at nysgerrige(og overbekymrede) forældre kan være lidt for nysgerrige(og overbekymrede) ... at flyet 100% sikkert er forsinket hvis Christian skal med ... at 6 måneder går meget stærkt ... at 6 måneder koster mange penge ... at man bliver træt af at skrive efter 54 indlæg Ølliste i kronologisk rækkefølge. Øllene er noteret med landet, hvor vi første gang smagte øllen ...

... I had to sacrifice something in order to make way for something else. This time I decided to sacrifice Århus with hope that soon there would be a new opportunity to visit it. And even if I had not, Sunday evening in mid-August is obviously no time when Danish streets are teeming with people. So this evening my plan was simple. First to visit the old city centre, where the Domkirke was, and stroll around those parts a bit. Then to go to the railway station, so that I didn't ...

... anymore we went out to the Street, which is just a street where every single building on the street is a bar and we drank. I got back at 6am and we had started at 2pm the day before. I had to admit to Trine the next day that Danes certainly knew how to drink.

We arrived at Skals around 18.00 to live with my mothers cousin, Gert and his wife Ethel. Gert and Ethel welcommed us with open arms. Later that evening, my mothers aunt and uncle, Ena and Ingvar arrived and we ate smorrebrod. Around 10 pm my aunt Ena-May and her man ...

We arrived just in time for a lovely blizzard complete with blowing snow and cold temperatures. Never the less, we suited up and headed out to explore our new city. It is amazing how many people were out and around in the city center even though many businesses were closed. We were one of only a few at a great caf ...

... in Randers (like a municipal office) and get our CPR number. This is for taxes, pay, opening a bank account and health care. It will take one week to get the number and then another 5 days to get the card. Another of Gs coworkers, Warrick from Australia just went through this so he has already figured out the process. <br><br>G headed in yesterday to get everything going and really enjoyed meeting his new coworkers. They were very welcoming and introduced him to the amazing $4 lunch ...