Category: Denmark

  • Eurotrip Flashback

    Eurotrip Flashback

     

    Photography by Richie Chance

    With summer now being a thing of the past, I couldn’t help but reminisce through photos from my September travels through Europe.  Time has flown by but my senses are still tingling with the sights and smells of Italy, Paris and Copenhagen.  It’s hard to believe the holiday season is already upon us and it’s time to jet set again.  But first, I wanted to share a few more unpublished photos from the trip with you all.  Au Revoir!

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    Ah, the Paris metro.  I’m glad the picture turned out because we missed the last train home that night! Eurotrip

    He was such a sport.  I wonder why he’s smiling so big.Eurotrip Eurotrip

    Did a little stand-in work while I was at Versailles…
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    Ancient wall in the Versailles gardens= prime selfie real estate.Eurotrip

    On a mission to find the best pasta spot in Venice, Italy.Eurotrip

    These boots were made for walking.Eurotrip Eurotrip Eurotrip

    Wandered into a unique exhibit while in Venice, Italy.Eurotrip

    On a gelato mission, of course.Eurotrip Eurotrip

    Mission Accomplished.Eurotrip

    Street art in Copenhagen.Eurotrip

    Stopped by a roadside produce stand in Positano for some fresh squeezed OJ and a bundle of grapes.

    EurotripAttempting to show the Venetians some David Blaine magic.

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    Evenings in Positano are so dreamy.Eurotrip

    Beautiful Copenhagen.Eurotrip

    A city that has bike lanes, great food, city wide rollerblading parties and a green light district.  Copenhagen should be renamed ‘Dopenhagen’.Eurotrip

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    When in Rome…go visit David, the mastermind behind Mela e Cannella gelateria.

  • Copenhagen: Day 1

    Copenhagen: Day 1

    Photography by Richie Chance

     Bodysuit by American Apparel/Skirt by Liz Claiborn/ Shoes by Steve Madden

    It wasn’t until my arrival into Copenhagen that I truly understood what they meant when they said that it’s the happiest nation in the world.  I’ve never seen a city with so many people with an overall pleasant demeanor.  Even upon arriving into a café where the bar manager was closing down shop after a long day at work, his reply to my inquiry about his day was simply, “Isn’t every day a great day?”  I suppose I shouldn’t be so surprised to hear such a comment, after all, most of us are alive and well.  Shouldn’t that be enough?  It was a great reminder to enjoy each moment and be thankful for our time on this planet.

    I was extremely intrigued to see the city and the famous little strip called Nyhavn.  Despite Copenhagen’s big city appeal, I was enveloped by an overwhelming sense of tranquility.  There were none of the usual sounds I was used to back in L.A.—the sirens, the honking, the circling helicopters.  The air smelt clean and each stride I took made me fall more in love with this little piece of heaven.

    For once, my blond hair didn’t make me stand out like a sore thumb.  Everywhere I looked there were tall, beautiful blondes, most riding bikes to and from work but dressed to the nines nonetheless.  I couldn’t have felt more at home.

    Unfortunately Copenhagen was the only city in Denmark I visited on this trip but needless to say, I’ll be returning for more in the future.  Happiest nation on earth?  I believe so.

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