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Monthly Archives: June 2015
Copenhagen Parks: Frederiksberg Palace and Garden
You know you’re in a special park when great blue herons are more prevalent than pigeons. Frederiksberg Palace and Garden [Frederiksberg Alle 65, Copenhagen 1820, Denmark] has so many elements that make it sensational. For me it’s the natural aspect … Continue reading
Posted in Denmark
Tagged bird watching, birding, butterfly, childrens playground, copenhagen, denmark, dragon, elephants, flamingos, Frederiksberg, Frederiksberg Garden, Frederiksberg Palace, Frederiksberg Palace and Garden, Frederiksberg Park, free, Fun, garden, great blue heron, heron, hygge, kids park, Palace, park, snake, stroll, zoo
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Copenhagen Eats: Torvehallerne Market
Torvehallerne [Frederiksborggade 21, 1360 København K, Denmark] is different from your typical city market. It’s small, quiet, hygge, and slightly high end, perfectly suited for Copenhagen. It doesn’t open until 10am, 11 on Sundays. There are two little buildings that … Continue reading
Posted in Denmark
Tagged acai, breakfast, coffee collective, copenhagen, danish, denmark, eat me, edible flower, elderflower, elderflower juice, feed, Grød, Jægersborggade, juice, kanelsnegle, laura's bakery, local, local flavor, lunch, market, parrot, pastry, produce, snap pea, Torvehallerne, Torvehallerne Market, yum
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Eat at Copenhagen Street Food
A smorgasbord (not to be confused with smørrebrød) of international delights rolled into a canal side warehouse, Copenhagen Street Food [PapirØen, Trangravsvej 14, 7/8, 1436 København K, Denmark] is a great kitschy place to hang out, grab a drink, and … Continue reading
Posted in Denmark
Tagged brasa, brazilian, brazilian cuisine, canal, copenhagen, copenhagen street food, eat me, feed, international cuisine, roast chicken, smorgasbord, spit, street food, succulent, vendors, verde, verde sauce, watermelon, yum
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Smørrebrød in Copenhagen
Smørrebrød is to Denmark what hamburger is to America, an essential food item to eat while visiting the country. What is a smørrebrød, you ask? It translates to ‘open faced sandwich,’ and these bad boys come in many shapes and … Continue reading
Posted in Denmark
Tagged Aamanns, Aamanns Etablissment, bacon, cafe, chicken salad, chive, copenhagen, crispy onions, denmark, dinner, Dyrehaven, eat me, feed, fresh peas, halibut, hipster, homemade mayo, hygge, kartoffelmad, lunch, mayo, onion, open faced sandwich, pea, potato, rye, rye bread, sandwich, smoked halibut, Smørrebrød, vegetarian, vesterbro, yum
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Maiden Voyage to Europe: Denmark, Hungary, Croatia, Norway
I just returned from the most euphoric trip to Europe that opened my eyes and restored my faith in humanity again and again. Four countries in two weeks allowed my best friend and I to extensively explore: Copenhagen, Denmark; Budapest, … Continue reading
Posted in Croatia, Denmark, Hungary
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New Paltz Hike: Stony Kill Falls
A super short hike to an off the beaten path 90 foot waterfall? Add this to your itinerary for a day trip in New Paltz. Stony Kill Falls is way less publicized than it could be, and that is great … Continue reading
Posted in New Paltz
Tagged 90 ft waterfall, butterfly, forest, Fun, heilicopter, heilicopter pad, hidden gem, hike, minnewaska state park, nature, new paltz, secret, shawnagunks, stony kill falls, swim, swimming hole, tiger swallowtail, trail, waterfall, Wawarsing, woods
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New Paltz Eats: Mexicali Blue
What does the Grateful Dead, Anthony Bourdain, and a killer fish taco have in common? A trip to Mexicali Blue in New Paltz [87 Main Street New Paltz] of course! I thoroughly enjoyed my visit here, but be warned, this … Continue reading
Posted in New Paltz
Tagged anthy bourdain, burrito, cheap eats, chicken burrito, eat me, fast, feed, fish taco, fresh, grateful dead, grilled, hot sauce, mexicali blue, mexican, mexican food, new paltz, taco, yum
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New Paltz Hikes: Shawnagunk Grasslands National Wildlife Refuge
If you’re looking for a more mellow hike down in New Paltz, the Shawnagunk Grasslands National Wildlife Refuge (phew that was a mouthful!), is your perfect spot [807 Hoagerburgh Rd, Wallkill, NY 12589]! This quiet, flat, low key, meadow is … Continue reading
Cherry Plain State Park
This year we got the Empire Pass, so we’ve been on a mission to visit lots of state parks all over New York! Over Memorial Day Weekend Cherry Plain State Park was on the agenda, [26 State Park Rd, Cherry … Continue reading
Posted in New York, Rensselaer County
Tagged beer, beer diviner, camp, cherry plain, cherry plain state park, down in denver, down in denver books, empire pass, forest, Fun, hike, lake, nature, new york, rare books, rural, state park, stephentown, stream, swim, trail, used books, waterfall, woods
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