Curious about Copenhagen

ENJOYING OURSELVES JUST FINE
You can tell by the tone of your tale...that you are having a mighty fine time...yep...mighty fine time

roun the world in 80 days
Hello We think it is great that you both are enjoying live traveling. We wish you all the best, we enjoy seeing the places your visiting. stay save. Love Mildred & Hank

I spent some time living in Copenhagen some years back so read your blog with interest.
Though I have to be honest my jaw drop[ed when reading this: “Point and shoot” cameras are really quite good these days, but let’s face it, if your really going to take some quality shots, a real camera is a must". Yet, having never owned a "real camera" I guess I'll never know.

lol
Loved your reaction to Plymouth Rock. When I was a kid we would hang around it and listen to similiar comments from tourists who had driven from Iowa or other distant places. I had the same reactions when visiting The Alamo- especially when learning that most of those who fought were mercenaries from NH, MA, or Germany. Loved your blogs and pics. Carolyn

Airbnb
I reckon the pedestrians should have to wear helmets in Copenhagen. As for airbnb, we've been using them all over the place. We are actually in a sensational apartment in the old town of Annecy right now. The major issue we find is what you pointed out, communication and having someone to let you in on arrival, particularly as we aren't carrying a phone. However there are so many positive trade offs, most importantly price. Read the reviews carefully and then you should be able to read between the lines of the owners spin. Keep having fun

If you want to take unreal pictures...
You'll need an 'un'-real camera;-)

Trying again
Im not sure if my last comment got through so I'll try again. The pedestrians should be the ones wearing the helmets in Copenhagen as for airbnb, we've been using it extensively all year, in fact we bunked down right now in a magnificent apartment in Annecy for a fraction of the price of equivalent hotels. The prices on this site are the attraction. The downside is what you've already touched on, communication and having someone to actually in when you arrive, particularly if your arrival time is not set in stone, which it rarely is. Make sure to read the reviews so you can read between the lines of the owner's spin.

The defenders of the Alamo were NOT Mercenaries
As a Texan who is familiar with the battle of the Alamo I was deeply offended and incensed to see someone state that most of the men who fought in the battle were mercenaries. Whoever told the person who stated this in their comment this untruth, was obviously one of those people who just have to say negative comments even if they are plain untrue or a great distortion. While I am sure some of the men who fought there may have been motivated by hopes of getting land after the war (as were most of the people who came to Texas) they were not mercenaries. Actually there was a former mercenary name Rose who left when given the opportunity by Travis....if the story of drawing the line in the sand is true which may or may not be the case. In any case fact and fiction usually become blurred in historic events. But only a person who believed what they wanted to believe in spite of all evidence to the contrary would make such a statement.

Copenhagen
Rather a delayed comment, over six years later, lol! Thank you for the inspiration and for whetting my appetite for lovely-looking Copenhagen. I'm excited to visit, and I'll try not to get myself too excited about the Little Mermaid to avoid disappointment...! :)