KØBENHAVEN.
Copenhagen. My favorite part of the tour. The city reminded me of Austin a bit - Lots of natural water sources, hip cafés, and a huge bike culture. And Houston a bit - not too crowded, super down to earth people, and a majority of the people speak two languages. Have a look..
On the overnight to Copenhagen. The living quarters were tight. There were two bunks above mine and three on the other side.
the Bear's here
PASTA MANIA
New Shoes.
The Danish Dubliner
Amie met a new friend!
The weekend we happened to be there was also Copenhagen Culture week, where all sorts of wild things were goin down. Live mannequinz, a mouse maze, random street performances, and free beer !!
I had the pleasure of running into D(D)W favorite, sir Henrik Vibskov. Really Nice Guy.
later that night...
Last train to Stockholmmm..
Our new Aussie friend... I forgot his name, but he was really cool..
WE missed WE HAVE BAND in Vienna, but got to see them in Sunny Stockholm.. We were actually there mostly during the night time..ANywayy, they had a great show, great venue, free of charge. And they remembered me from Austin! And I bought a tee shirt!
Our last day in Copenhagen, we rented bikes and biked around the city and eventually found ourselves in Freetown Christiana. If you haven't heard or been to Christiana, it's basically a hippie commune in the middle of Copenhagen. When you walk in, you feel like you stepped back in time and into one of Ken Kesey's Acid Test parties. You couldn't take many pictures once you were inside, because everyone would start yelling at you. But, I managed to get a feww..
There's a lake there..
Our new Aussie friend... I forgot his name, but he was really cool..
WE missed WE HAVE BAND in Vienna, but got to see them in Sunny Stockholm.. We were actually there mostly during the night time..ANywayy, they had a great show, great venue, free of charge. And they remembered me from Austin! And I bought a tee shirt!
Our last day in Copenhagen, we rented bikes and biked around the city and eventually found ourselves in Freetown Christiana. If you haven't heard or been to Christiana, it's basically a hippie commune in the middle of Copenhagen. When you walk in, you feel like you stepped back in time and into one of Ken Kesey's Acid Test parties. You couldn't take many pictures once you were inside, because everyone would start yelling at you. But, I managed to get a feww..
There's a lake there..
Outside Christiana
we weren't supposed to be on the grass
we biked to Copenhagen's most visited lady...The Little Mermaid
ET VOILA. SO. FUN.
you make me proud, and nice leopard cardi.
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