We started with a small picnic in Kongens Have (King's Gardren) with drinks and snacks just waiting for everyone to get off work. It was a such a nice day and was really a great time. Me and a few of my fellow interns tossed around a frisbee for a while while enjoying some Carlsbergs.
Then we moved onto the restaurant where we would enjoy a lovely 3 course meal and a cozy evening with all the full time staff. It was such a great meal and really a fun time with all of my collegues.
pre dinner champagne
appetizer : potatoes topped with rye bread crumbs, sour cream, and alfalfa sprouts
they of course kept the wine flowing throughout the night
main course : white fish with peas, mushrooms, cauliflower, and greens
good looking table :)
dessert : chocolate souffle with warm fudge sauce inside with vanilla ice cream and caramel on the side
these ducks came right up to our canoe because they thought we had food, when I was getting my camera out they were so happy and excited that I was going to feed them, but once the realized what was actually going on, they completely lost interest in us and swam away
Nimis - the Latin word for 'too much' - is located in a nature reserve on a small beach in Sweden. It takes about a 45 minute hike to get to, so it is pretty secluded, and the Swedish government didn't even know it existed until it had already been there for 2 years. In this day, it is not supported or acknowledged by the Swedish government. My guess is because they do not want to be held at all liable for it. It is an interactive sculpture that has been under construction for the past 27 years. It is made out of drift wood, and is completely interactive, so visitors can climp on and inside of it. Its pretty much like a wooden jungle gym that even adults can play on.
me in front of the 25 meter cliff I repelled off of :)
We were really lucky and the artist happened to be there working on it during our visit.
Tak for godt weekend DIS :D
me in front of the 25 meter cliff I repelled off of :)
We were really lucky and the artist happened to be there working on it during our visit.
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