Omena Hotel Turku
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Exhausted but happy
Concert didn't end until after midnight & then was so buzzed I couldn't fall asleep til 3am. Lucky hotel checkout wasn't til 12pm. But in the end got my act together & decided to do the long walk to Turku Castle. Really long walk. Quite an impressive building. Unfortunately it wasn't open but I walked around it. Then a quick sprint back to the …
First HIM concert
Amazing show, their first in nearly 2 & 1/2 years, and my first. Venue was a dark, dingy, smoky club/bar called Klubi. Very intimate crowd of 200, tickets sold out in 5 seconds so I was extremely lucky to be there. It was meant to be a warm up gig for their upcoming Music festival in Helsinki this week, but this show was definitely not a rehearsal …
Historic city of Turku
Very cold wind blowing today which made it difficult to walk around for long amounts of time. Alleluia for hot coffee, although not as good as home because it's a but weak. Being Boxing Day many things were closed so I really only walked around and looked at different things. Write more tomorrow because I need a nanna nap before my first concert for the week :)
On the way to Stockholm
... ik gemerkt. We hadden ook geen cabine op de boot, maar dat merkte je ook wel in de prijs. Per persoon betaalde je maar rond de 9 euro voor een enkeltje Stockholm! Na de hele dag spelletjes te hebben gespeeld en de taxfreeshop te hebben geplunderd kwamen we eindelijk aan in Zweden!
De rest van de reis volgt in andere verslagen. Geniet alvast van de ...
Rainy turku
... eat with coffee. This turned out to be our only finnish dining experience, and it was really tasty. Along with the usual breakfast fare we're used to there was cold smoked trout and pickled herring and some sort of porridge i didn't try. Lots of heavy rye breads and cold cuts and cheese. It was so worth it to get out of the rain. We killed some more time by walking over to a fourteenth century cathedral. The door was open so we went in. Church was in session so ...