Last day, truly, in Copenhagen - August 20, 2018 This is one of those cities where it is easy to feel at home. I simply love the old buildings in the Old Town. Living here is costly, we are told, but very convenient. Same as it is at home. For example, Midtown Atlanta is very cool and convenient but old and expensive. People who live out of the city must suffer long commutes to work. Therefore and similarly, most people here have apartments in the city and...

Copenhagen - August 19, 2018 Today was a day for relaxation; we let ourselves be like royalty. No rush; shoot, we didn't even take showers until nearly noon. Stan made coffee and let me lounge in bed getting totally caught up on email and Facebook. We ate our leftovers for breakfast. Then I worked for several hours on organizing photos for uploads to support my blog on Off Exploring. I have to confess, it's a pain. We finally left the apartment at about 1 ...

Copenhagen - August 18, 2018 It was much cooler this day than it was nine or ten nights ago when we bought that ventilator to survive. Still, we reassembled it and had it going strong. I thought, tonight's snoozing will be great! We had most of the day here to enjoy. We left the ship early morning and since there is no good public transportation from the cruise terminal, we hired a taxi and ten minutes later we were at our Airbnb apartment. The young...

August 8-9, 2018 We traveled via luxury bus and ferry to Copenhagen from Hamburg. The bus ride was smooth as glass but the ferry ride was something special. Our bus drove itself into a mammoth ferry ship alongside cars, campers, cars, 18-wheelers and other buses. I will repeat, this was a huge ferry. Ours did not, but other of these mammoth ships ferry even trains across the sea between Germany and Denmark. It was a 45-minute ride across the North Sea a...