Teaterhotellet Hotel Malmo Malmö

... also the name of the strait says Kaye.) Hotel is pretty quaint and the beds are not what we're used to in America but I think we'll all sleep pretty well anyway. Time to go out and get a cup of coffee...hopefully we can keep everybody up until at least 9 pm to get over jet lag more quickly! Will try to post some photos tomorrow. Hejda! Patsy, Kaye and Carrie

... t enough it's time to be worried <br>-satellite phone: good to know when lions are approaching our truck we have the option to "phone a friend". I guess this means no Wi-Fi. Chris will miss tweeting I'm sure. HA!<br>-long range fuel tanks AND spare tanks: that would be because there is no gas station for 6 days ...

... thought of it as asian, but I guess it would make sense if it was invented in the same place tofu came from) I am beginning to forsee a tempeh-less next two years of my life on the horizon. Yikes! But, Astrid and the Monkey's did have pink ladies! But no yukon golds. But it did have these super cool mango lassi drinks! And black treacle! (I've always wanted to try some of that...but it will have to wait 'till I'm ...

... pressure from the US government to "normalize" Christiania - why can't people just leave others alone? What business does the US government have to interfere? Personally, I'd never live here, but the people seem to be happy and though crime has been on the rise in recent years, generally there is no trouble here. Though it seems to have changed, I do admire what it originally stood for - a free city of idealists that promoted ...

... was such a funny strange night because there were people from each of the 51 countries all together, with everyone keen to meet each other. We had a ball! We called it a night at around 2am, (which was much earlier than some of the others who stayed out till 5am and 7am!) as we were on a flight out the next day and had to check out! We dragged ourselves out of bed around 9ish and packed up ...

... buying a ticket. I again approached the bus driver and she didn't even acknowledge me. I felt like the dumb annoying tourist. She was a pretty mean lady. People would bang on the door of the bus asking her to let them in and she wouldn't let them if the door was already closed. People were heard yelling at her from outside. I would stare at her through her rear view mirror and she would be chomping on her apple as she was driving. Even her chomping seemed unfriendly. I ...

... main cathedral in town, founded as far back as 1191, and has been standing in its latest edition since 1829, as in the meantime it was three times destroyed by fire. Also, last Danish royal wedding up to date took place there in 2004. From there I went up the Krystalgade street and came up to Rundetårn, or Round Tower in translation, built in 1642 by Christian IV, an astronomical observatory that nowadays more serves tourists than stellar purposes. For today it is probably the ...

... 15 minute long version of 'The United States'. After the show, I took the ferry home to the hotel, crossing Stockholm harbour and all of it's thousands of twinkling lights. Quite the night. I have now flown back to Copenhagen Denmark, in anticipation of my flight to Athens tomorrow.

... sure I was lost. I had my map out and was trying to figure out where to go, when suddenly a train went zooming by in front of me! At the station I could not figure out which type of ticket I needed, but since I only had 10 kroner in change, and couldn't find a human ticket dispenser, I ended up getting a ticket that was probably a children's 1 zone ticket, as opposed to the adult 2 zone ticket I think I needed. Then came the next obstacle... which train to take! Che ...

Unfortunately I did not have a digital camera back in 2002... although I have developed the photos I've taken with my old camera I still havent had the time to scan them all yet... perhaps I should buy myself a scanner or better yet add that in my christmas wish list ;)