Turtle feet
This turtle was as uninterested in the seemingly disembodied legs as Ellie.
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This turtle was as uninterested in the seemingly disembodied legs as Ellie.
A couple days ago we headed out early to catch the “Changing of the Guard” at Buckingham Palace. Turns out we weren’t nearly early enough for much of a view of anything. However, as things were breaking up at noon we happened to be crossing the street toward St. James’s Park when today’s scene unfolded before us.
After five weeks in Copenhagen, I depart for London tomorrow. I’m sad to leave. Those were some fun weeks despite mediocre weather most of the time. Maybe I’ll be back next summer.
Today’s photo is of a new pedestrian and bike bridge in Copenhagen that links Nyhavn with Christianshavn. The bridge is a draw bridge and is nicknamed “the kissing bridge” for the way it connects back up. In the background is the Copenhagen Opera House. We rented a boat for a couple hours through friendships.dk from which I took this picture.

Visiting crowd reaction after one of Wladimir Balentien’s home runs in his record breaking 2013 season
It’s been almost five years since the last time I posted a photo of a Japanese beer girl, those fine, young ladies with a keg of beer on their back and a smile on their face.