We usually begin to get the real feel of the local transportation system on our third day in any given city. Instead of fumbling around figuring where to go and how to get there, by this time we walk into stations like locals (Ha! We wish!), find the right tracks and hop on the correct train -- going in the right direction, hopefully. By this time, we start to feel pretty confident and then, boom! We change cities! We knew exactly what we wanted to do tod...

Copenhagen by Bus and Boat - April 3, 2017 Elvis lives! I tell you, Elvis lives. I am so relieved! I've always wanted so much for him to still be among us, just incognito. And there he was! He was on our boat tour today. I did not get a chance to chat with him but I very much wanted to! I could hardly stay in my seat. I know he needs his privacy so I was careful not to annoy him. I just sneaked a snapshot every now and then. Our eyes are tired...

We received the photos from our Geir, our host for our adventure, Chasing the Green Lady. Sharing now! They are fantastic! Also, I failed to discuss one interesting sight from yesterday. As we walked along the harbor, we spotted a cluster of wooden, round-shaped buildings. They looked as if they might be mobile. We guessed it was a display of tiny cabins -- Scandanavians love their cabins. As we looked closer, these were not cabins, they were saunas! You c...

Copenhagen is a regal city. The architecture much from the 1600's and 1700's is well preserved and beautiful. In its contemporary form the city has done a really nice job of combining new design to meet the needs of it's youthful, fast-paced society with the artistic grand style of the past. We walked today following the walking tour around the city as illustrated in the City Map of Copenhagen. We veered off the path now and then because admittedly, the ma...

"Our similarities bring us to a common ground; our differences allow us to be fascinated by each other" - Tom Robbins. Honestly, I must say that I stole this quote. I saw it on someone's FB post and thought it was wonderful. Whoever you are, I thank you! What a profound thought to think about. Well, with a bit of sadness we left Norway today. It was snowing again. Girold, our ultimate host, drove us to the airport. She is simply amazing - anyone mak...