Skandia Helsingør

... Angus begrudgingly took me to the station at 8pm in Vienna and saw me off, after trying to convince me that "I could still change my mind if I wanted"..... It was funny as my platform was number 9 and Angus asked me what that meant. I laughed as I realised that in numerology things go in 9 year cycles, and therefore 9 is the end of a cycle. I suppose that this was the end of a "cycle" and the beginning of a brand new journey for me. As much as I would love to simply stay ...

... We went to this fancz bar, that was actuallz a cafe, and met an Aussie Teacher there that we had met at the hostel. He had manz stories to tell and interesting enough, said that the more zou travel, the more zou learn to lie about zour occupation. He said he was currentlz a sheep shearer. LOL: We ended up at a small club, but it was fun nonetheless. Me and Aimee ended up walking home, talking about ...

... was accomplished before the times of electricity is amazing. We decided not to go into the castle's museum as it was quite expensive and we were happy to see the amazing exterior and courtyard. However, the castle did not seem as though it would be easily defended so I think that it was probably used mainly as a winter home for royalty. We then had a look at the gardens surrounding the Frederiksborg slot. Like the castle, these gardens are amazingly decorative and beautiful ...

... interesting none the less. Overall, walking is definitely the way to really see and learn a city, I think. Athough, its easier (and faster) on a bike, but then I think you have to worry about traffic, where exactly you are going, etc. When you walk you can almost just wander, and then pull out your map only when you're truly lost. Lots of walking on this trip! I had wanted to go to the ...

... nice encounter with the police, however, I have to say, I don't think I will paint the Swedish flag on my wall next time I have a wall! Overall, we thought Sweden to be a little too logical and way too expensive. Throughout our ride, we didn't come across a single liquor store, or a single IKEA, and all their wind mills were facing directly West and rapidly turning continously. Our Swiss friend Matt road the exact same route a while ...

... get a job. We went out for one last night yesterday and today has been spent cleaning the house and packing. My flight is tomorrow afternoon and i'm going to be crashing at a buddies house for the next couple days. Hopefully I can get a job in that time. I don't think it's going to be too hard. That's all for now. Love ya all and miss you.

... Carlsburg is one of the largest producers of beer in the world and its headquarters is situated in Copenhagen, lucky for us! This was a long waited experience for all of us because it is the beer that we drank the most in Scandinavia and hails the motto...¨Probably the best beer in the world,¨ which is naturally hilarious because it is nowhere close to actually being the best ...

... artwork came from the queen's room. Among all the pretty and cute paintings there was this one. It's symbolic of ...something. They told us on the tour but I don't remember. Basically, it's a guy eatting a baby. And there was a cool old statue of a Viking! I'm too lazy to type more so just check out the pictures.

... were guna do when we got there. So when we arrived we got lunch and I was sitting on the side of a water fountain thing in a huge town square and some Canadian guy started talkin to me and told us we should check out the canal tours as a way to seeing the city fairly quickly so we decided to head on down to the canal to check it out. There's canals all through the city and it took about an hour for the tour, and we got to see so much of the city and ...

From Copenhagen, we went on a day trip to Helsingor / Elsinore (alternative spellings) to see Kronborg Castle, the famed Hamlet's Castle from Shakespearean literature. Many trains leave daily from the Copenhagen Central Station. The whole day was overcast and rainy. Maybe it was the rain, but I was relatively unimpressed with the castle and would not recommend it as a trip. On the ...