A famous Dane. The sign says, In this house was born atomic physicist Neils Bohr, July 10, 1885. Hey, that's just three years before my grandfather was born in Denmark!
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What does Europe hold for an 'Ameripean' visiting in the age of George W. Bush? Find out as Steve Shultz takes a 3-week sojourn through the heart of Europe in June 2005. Follow him to England, France, Denmark, Sweden, Hungary and Holland -- in search of old friends, Danish host relatives, tennis glory...and more. Special thanks to min kaerste (sweetheart) Junior for the awesome camera these pictures were taken with. For pics from other stops on the sojourn, see "Archives" in the right column.
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- Delightful Denmark
- A famous Dane. The sign says, In this house was bo...
- Copenhagen commuter.
- Eat your heart out Amsterdam...Copenhagen has awes...
- Bicycles line up at the apartment building where R...
- More bicycles.
- In Copenhagen there are bicycles EVERYWHERE.
- At the statue of famous Danish philosopher Soeren ...
- The Danish stock exchange - the oldest in the world.
- Enjoying a Danish beer and open-faced sandwiches. ...
- Typical Danish half-timbered building.
- Mai and I begin our bicycle tour around Copenhagen.
- Mai treats me to fresh-baked Danish pastries my fi...
- Rune, Mai and Rune's French girlfriend Audrey cele...
- My Danish host cousins Mai and Rune fetch me at Co...
- I've come to Denmark from Paris to rediscover the ...
- Paris & The French Open
- The English Countryside
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