Flashback Friday
Today’s photo comes from a stroll through Christiania eight years ago.
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Rosenborg Castle in the King’s Garden
More than 150 years before the USA existed, this place did. Does that mean that two weeks in my future I’ll be going back in time?
The Ugly Duckling
After a few nights in Iceland I will be arriving in Copenhagen four weeks from today.
Today’s photo comes from the land of Hans Christian Andersen. I almost ended up in a place this summer on Nyhavn, just a door or two down from his former abode. Alas, the person didn’t get back to me until after I’d booked the place I will be staying in. Maybe next year.
Departure for Europe in one month
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I won’t arrive in Copenhagen until June 19 as I’m going to spend a few nights in a sleeper van in Iceland on my way in.
Today’s photo, from Copenhagen, is of my neighborhood last summer in Nyboder. Keeping with tradition, and my need for continuous adventure, I’m staying in a neighborhood I have never lived in before (bringing the total up to six). In 2019 I will be west of Copenhagen Business School for the first time. It won’t top Nyboder, what could?, but I will be close to my job, and I won’t have to spend a fortune on housing.
This is St. Paul’s Church (Sankt Pauls Kirke), AKA Nyboder’s Church. I spent many an evening strolling around, or just sitting on a bench admiring, it and the neighborhood, occasionally meeting and chatting with my Danish neighbors.
Copenhagen by night
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44 more days until I’m back in my summer “home”.
Boating into Nyhavn
Today’s photo comes from Copenhagen’s main canal almost three years ago. The bridge on the left (Inderhavnsbro) had its grand opening less than a month before. I went over that bridge dozens of times last summer, as my apartment was nearby. Unfortunately, this year, my abode will be as far away from this part of town as it has ever been so my Nyhavn visits will drop dramatically.