Scandinavia Trip: Day Zero

I’m beginning my web site for my Scandinavia journey, even though it doesn’t really start off right up until tomorrow. I’ll by flying out of New York (okay, New Jersey) tonight and arriving in Stockholm, Sweden, tomorrow morning at the cheerful hour of seven a.m. It’s rather an journey lugging around a giant backpack on the New York subway and down Wall Street for the duration of the morning commute like I did this morning. (Verify out the wonderful backpack I picked up for $20 on Craigslist a handful of weeks in the past.)

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Right here’s a rapid rundown of my trip which I relatively plan to observe:

  • June 18 – 20: Stockholm
  • June 21: Tallinn
  • June 22 – 23: Gothenburg
  • June 22 – 25: Malmo
  • June 26 – 29: Copenhagen

    • Be confident to examine back in for each day postings and pictures which I’ll start off
    tomorrow, based on if my jet lag is creating me to see double or not.

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