Have you been to : Klampenborg Dyrehaven 

It is almost winter, and Klampenborg forest does not look at all as I remembered it in June (of course). For those who don't know, the park is located approximately 17 kms from the center of Copenhagen and it is very easy to access by the dsb rail network. You take the C line from Nørreport, get off at Klampenborg st. and you are there. You can also enjoy a view at the sea before going to the park,  it is right outside the train station. 

However, in the summer it was so crowded and noisy so I didn't have the chance to meet any of the deers in the park, I was very disappointed. 

So I had to visit the park again to meet the deers and I did today!There were so many of them, and not scared of the people at all, so I had the chance to take many pictures. 

Dear Autumn Leaves,

                      Picture 1. The leaves.                            

Thank you for making Copenhagen so colorful these last days! It may not last for long, and we may not able to enjoy these days due to the weather, but today we all had a great surprise. It was a promising rainy morning. I got all dressed up as if a big storm was coming, but the moment I went out with my fancy, rainy clothing, the rain stopped. "Okay, but it is Copenhagen, for sure it is going to rain in the afternoon" But that was so wrong ! The day became less and less cloudy, transformed a great potato-holiday day (I may clarify this).

So I took some (great) pictures of ... leaves ! I know, I know, it is exciting. 

And of course, I almost forgot:

Kulturnatten 

So last Friday, October 11th it was, the city was full of people, I mean like overflowing from people, queueing to go into museums and enjoy a long list of events taking place on that night of Culture. And if you tried to find a ticket (badge I should say) on that day, you would certainly fail. I did manage to get tickets the very last moment but as far as I know, I was one of the few ones. 

And another important point. Plan your night of culture! I mean, buy a programme, be informed about the events and make a plan for the night. Guess what. I didn't! So I almost didn't even use the badge. Well, I only visited the "Exciting" post office museum (whoa), and went up the Round Tower (for the third time). Also, I made lots of soap bubbles thanks to the European Environment  Agency which was giving away these soap for bubble making (I have absolutely no idea how do I call this).

                                                          Picture 2.  Kulturnatten leftovers.

                                                 

* the potato holiday: kartoffel-ferien was called like this because children would leave the school for a week to help harvesting the potatoes. Potato holiday it is then !

Picture 3. The leaves.                           Picture 4. The tree.