Christianshavn
Dan and the secret box
Lake near Dan and Julie's
On Gothersgade
Julie's roast
and the dinner
Sunset, from Dan and Julie's
Jellyfish (no, I didn't eat it)
We took a boatride to Trekroner, an old fortress on the sea, against the British invasion
Famous Danish windmills
Trekroner ahead
At Trekroner
You can see the bridge connecting Sweden and Denmark
The cafe on Trekroner
Very Danish lunch (traditional meatballs, marinated herring, dark rye bread, a little packet of lard--seriously, yummy)
At the cafe
So glad the Danish flags have those colors
The view of the cafe
Yes, it was truly a nice day
A peek inside the ruins
Near Amalienborg (these are for...)
Nyhavn
Waiting for a boat
(It is unclear whether they all know each other.)
Kierkegaard's former residence, at Kunstindustrimuseet
A star is born
Carsten's table, before it all began
First, the soup (well that was after the champagne and hours d'oeuvre).
Second, the fish course
Happy participant
Dan taking charge of the Amarone,
which has to be aerated just so.
In anticipation...
The food and wine are THIS good
Third, the first main course
"Which is this fabulous" (Julie)
"Absolutely" (Soeren)
Then fourth, comes the SECOND main course
All created by the master, finally with dessert (scented orange soup, handmade chestnut truffles, Spanish muscatel...)
From atop the Roundtower
By the lake near Dan and Julie's--this is really a wonderful city for bikes
This is a bank, Danish style
"Black Diamond," the national library
Canals are beautiful in Christianshavn
Von Frelsers Kirken, Christianshavn
A small street in Christianshavn
Danish open sandwiches Julie made
Sankt Hans (summer equinox), June 2001. 11pm, still not yet dark
Sankt Hans, 3am, and already light
A church in Bagsvaard, designed by Utzon
By Rosenborg Castle, sunset
Kierkegaard's (and family's) grave
Carsten's melon soup (2001)
Dawn at Christianshavn
