Ibis Malmoe Stadion Malmö

... find the photography shop. We went clear through the pedestrian shopping street and across the canal. The sale persons were very helpful and Kaye had some questions answered about land ownership, private or corporate.. One of the young gentlemen was raised on a farm.and he said private. We next bought some fruit from a stand, some postcards from a souvenir shop and some stamps from a corner convenience store. We went to a pharmacy ...

... in the National Parks are expensive and they are already fully booked for the entire 2009 season! The sites we reserved in March we have to stick with so now the entire trip revolves around these dates.<br><br>Road block #2: We are using our SAS Eurobonus points for the airfare (thanks Sony Ericsson!), but now wanting to change ...

... red onions, and shredded cheese. I was really tempted to get one for lunch, because there were so many stands they were everywhere, but in the end I stuck with a Greek Gyro. We walked around and took in the sites. And the funny goods they only sell during the festival. It was a nice sunny day and perfect for walking through the city.

... Daniel, and while Tim is instructed by Terence as to what he'll have to do helping out with the photos, I talk to Brian &amp; Cecilia, Brian's American pal Dino and Cecilia's sister Madeline. Madeline is so much like Cecilia it's not funny. It's late when we leave and we buy the infamous bag of peanut-butter flavoured chips to snack on on the way home (5 days later and the bag was still unfinished - spoiler!). Falafel and eggplant for tea from the stand by the canal.

... from? Backpacker: (spoken slowly like I'm an idiot) I'm from Ammmerrrricccaaaaa. Me: (speaking slowly to go along with his impression that I'm an idiot). Ohhh, wherrree in Amerriccaa? Backpacker: Providence, itsss a bigggg cittty. Muuuccch bigger than Copenhagen. Me: Well I'm from Boston, I'm pretty sure everyone graduates from Providence after they turn 21. Backpacker: umm...oh The following day was spent shopping for food and relaxing by the beach with ...

here are videos from before the final game between Brøndby and Esbjerg. We wanted to go see them walk to the stadium because I had heard it was crazy. They are escorted by police with combat dogs, drunk tanks, police cars and bikes and thousands of officers otherwise they would destroy ...

... transport costs. "And I buy only a one-way ticket and return as a stoweaway." - ha added conspiratively. "The Danes hardly ever check the tickets on return." He once again invited me to have a beer, telling me he had an hour to go until his departure for Germany. I thanked him and explained that I was waited where I would stay this evening, so I really had no time. Of course, the best excuses are those that contain truth even if that needs not be the real reason. So he said ...

... had a few glasses of wine, a cocktail and about 3 very tonic shots of "fishermans friends" and i am not to sure what the others were and then had to ride our bikes back home. skinny stayed at the pub a little longer but dave and i well dave anyway had gone over his limmit and we headed home. the instructions that skinny gave us didnt help much and we ended up having to ask how to get home with all we had was the address as none of the taxies we flagged ...

... through a book of attractions to find a bar to go to that evening. We found one that was listed as a top microbrewery in Copenhagen, and I knew the rough area it was in, so we chose that one. We went to each of the tables to let them know what we were thinking of for the evening, and if anyone wanted to join us, to meet at the main entrance. Then Stacey and I met Troy! The three of us had exchanged many e-mail and MSN conversations in the months leading up to today, so ...