The Great Danes: 3 Nights in Copenhagen
I'm back! After 2 weeks at Aardman, Mr. Jones and I took a Valentine's trip to Copenhagen. It was freezing!  There's nothing like curing the winter blues in your own city by going to an even colder one.  I was actually happy to get back to zero degree London.   Still, armed with the vintage ski sweaters we bought here in London for the trip, we saw great sites in a great city:  We walked about 6 hours a day, and often traveled by foot on frozen rivers and canals.  I was initially really scared, but after seeing families with strollers and ice skaters on there, I had to try it out.
We walked about 6 hours a day, and often traveled by foot on frozen rivers and canals.  I was initially really scared, but after seeing families with strollers and ice skaters on there, I had to try it out. Is there an old city anywhere where you can't find a stunning church?  This one, with chandeliers, pure white walls, and everything hand carved, really struck me.
Is there an old city anywhere where you can't find a stunning church?  This one, with chandeliers, pure white walls, and everything hand carved, really struck me. And sometimes you find streets that are exactly how you imagined a place to be:
And sometimes you find streets that are exactly how you imagined a place to be: Of course, Mr. Jones was busy exploring his own places of interest.  Luckily he didn't come out with much!
Of course, Mr. Jones was busy exploring his own places of interest.  Luckily he didn't come out with much!   I found two items I couldn't live without in this city, though Copenhagen is not for the faint of wallet.  I think we said "This costs HOW MUCH?!" about 50 times a day.  Still, it's an amazing city with stunning architecture, a great sense of environmentalism, incredibly bilingual people, and the most stylish natives I have ever seen.  Great Danes, indeed.
I found two items I couldn't live without in this city, though Copenhagen is not for the faint of wallet.  I think we said "This costs HOW MUCH?!" about 50 times a day.  Still, it's an amazing city with stunning architecture, a great sense of environmentalism, incredibly bilingual people, and the most stylish natives I have ever seen.  Great Danes, indeed.
 
 
 
          
      
 
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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