Radisson Sas Hotel Malmö

... with a shower in it! I think I have been in one of these rooms before but they are usually quite expensive. So I got settled in, had a shower and was ready to get some sleep. <br><br>The train actually got on a ferry but I guess because it was a night train and a fairly short ride, we did not have to get off. Overall a much better experience than the sleeperette! They did not have the air condition on at all and it was a bit warm in the room but I had a much better sleep!

... show (dressage event) here in a couple of weeks. Patsy climbed the lookout tower at Foteviken. There were sod-roofed houses, a fisherman's hut, leather curing area, town square with stocks, baking area, small fields, garden plots meeting (Thengholl) for when the king came. Also looked at the sacrificial grove with carved images of all those great Norse gods, Odin, Thor, Loki, and, most impressively ...

... At 7pm there was a band plaza up at the big square that we managed to miss completely. We did make it to the next band at 9.30 though. A Swedish pop band called Moneybrother. They were quite average and the sound was even worse echoey... Despite this it was a really nice night, warm, lots of people and stalls and things happening. We intended to continue on partying but for some reasonno one else in the town had the same idea so everywhere was dead ...

... amp; Tiff, and also Tim, who managed to get onto the lunchtime flight. An hour later Tim arrives at the hotel lobby and I scare the **** out of him. Go for a wander into the town centre at dinner time. Find a square (Lilla Torg) full of restaurants. Nice food, difficult to tell what's being ordered when it's all in Swedish! Also, finding it really difficult to comprehend Swedish Kronars - everything needs to be ...

... about HCA, Copenhagen, and life in Denmark. Interesting fact about HCA - only the Bible and Shakespeare have been published more than his works. Some interesting Danish facts - minimum wage is $15 USD/hr, and they pay 60% income taxes, and 20% on all goods. I thought that it was the Dutch, but apparently the Danes are consistently ranked the most content in European surveys. Why exactly is this, Richard asked, somewhat ...

... or rules for myself already to make sure things go smoothly. As I left the hostel, it started feeling like a world trip. I was now heading to a second destination. The beginnings of a route was starting to form. In a month's time, the route will be further developed and I could start reflecting on what I have seen but at the same time get excited about what's coming up. I also thought that in just a few month's time, Copenhagen would seem so far away considering how much I ...

... meet people from other parts of the world. That is why her room was not always available for rent, but only when it suited her. I told her the reasons of my visit to Denmark and added that I loved travelling anyway, so it only served me as a very good excuse to extend my stay and see some things that I had not seen during my first visit in July 1981. And refresh my memories of those I had seen back then. She gave me a few tips on København and then, regardless of rain, I went ...

... present and after about 2 wines and 2 vodka and orange i started falling asleep and dave and i ended up leaving - this time we did not get lost going home.michaels place was great and he can really cook a great bbq with help from his friend peter. skinnys flat mate mat came along and is typical melborneboy surfy and up himself. he kept going on about this girl he met but cant prononce her name who stayed of the past couple of night that none of us ever ...

... fish sandwich at lunch, although they don't drink it on a regular basis. I got a round for Troy, Tom, Stacey and myself, and we decided to shoot it... and WOW! Is it ever strong!!! After another round of beers we headed to another bar as this one was empty (other than us) and very hot. Also, it took quite a while to get a beer, and the guys didn't like that at all! The bar we went to next was the Irish Rover, where Kristy, David and I had eaten lunch that day. This bar was ...

... great. I even noticed it among the audience that started to stir &amp; applaud. Even Glorife's husband Shannon was astonished &amp; commented "that little f*cker can sing!" which I obviously took as a compliment. Two weeks passed by so quickly. And sadly it was time to say goodbye to my sister. I wish that we didn't have to live so far apart from each other. I miss her everyday. Only God knows when I can afford to visit her again.