Copenhagen, 27 October - 2 November 2019

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The Copenhagen botanical garden on a sunny day.

A vine tree.	Sorbus Alnifolia.

Ginkgo biloba.

A view from a tall University building. The large triangular building on the left is the incinerator which burns the non-recyclable waste produced by the city. The roof of the incinerator is used as a ski slope.

Autumn.	We came across this embracing couple in Christiania. We counted seven arms in the sculpture.

Church of Our Savour in Christiania. It is famous for its helix spire.

A view from the top of the spire.

A maze made of beech bushes.

A pelican.

A lioness with a cub.

Queueing giraffes.

We spend all morning in the zoo, and then went for a walk in the Frederiksberg Have park. It reminded us of Alexander Park in Pushkin near St. Petersburg.

In the park, we came across a tree decorated with dummies and children's toys. When children grow up, their parents take them here to leave the dummies which they no longer need. A gardener disposes of them late in the autumn.

Our landlady lent us two bikes which we made good use of. At the end of our stay, we cycled along a canal to the very south of the city. We returned through a recently developed area on the left bank.

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