Every night
before we all go to bed we decide on at least one activity we can all do the
next day together. Today we decided to tackle the Church of Our Savior circa 1695. This beautiful church is 295 ft. and three inches tall and has 400 steps you can climb to the very top of the tower spire for the best view in all of Copenhagen.
The climb up was rough on my legs but easier on my nerves then the climb back down the steep staircases.
I would do it again any day. I am continually amazed by this city, at every angel. Clear skies, gusting wind, and Copenhagen for miles…
Couldn’t think of a better way to spend my afternoon with friends.
Later
that evening (after a short nap) DIS would be hosting a BBQ event for all the
summer students on the beach. Free food? I’m in. It was nice, we walked along
the beach beforehand and dipped our toes in the cold Øresund strait. There were
traditional Danish hot dogs served, along with salad and what I think was
potato salad.
We got to talk to students who had been there all summer or had
also just come for session three but where in different classes. It was a nice
outing and the RA in me was impressed by the turnout for such a program.
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