To get to the Louisiana Art Museum we had to take a train. The train we took was the RE train to Humlebaek. This town is still considered to be in the Copenhagen metro area but was not in the zones that are passes are good for. So we had to buy a ticket, that is after we found the right ticket kiosk. It was a bit confusing as to which of the four tracks to go to and which train to board. Once we found the right track and saw that the train was already there, we jumped on! This only managed to get us yelled at by the staff. We immediately jumped off. The fact that there were no other passengers on the train should have been a giveaway. We asked some locals and eventually got on the correct train. It took is about a half hour to get up north and de-train. I have included the pictures of the return trip to make the post complete. I wish I had taken pictures of the line at the train ticket kiosk. It was a long line of dissatisfied customers. The patrons three folks ahead of us was blindingly slow, the people directly in front of us tried to get a ticket but couldn't and gave up. We had to book a ticket for Copenhagen Central because our station was not offered. People behind us were saying that the train was coming. Then the train pulled up and the kiosk still had not spit out our tickets. By the time the ticket was finished printing the train doors were closed and the train took off. Luckily we had warm rhubarb pie to tide us over until the next train arrived.
A double decker train
Many quaint buildings along the tracks
Old station budlings now repurposed
This is an art gallery
Small towns
Big fields
Official looking buildings
More farm land
This was a new art piece by Per Kirkbey
A bit of the Louisiana right at the train station
Our Station was big
The blackbirds were everywhere calling loudly
They were eating lunch
Building Egyptian pyramids
First everyone must go before we start our walk. Maybe get some warm rhubarb pie
We are headed off to Louisiana
Rook to knights four
No end of flowers to walk past
Old thatched roof
Authentic old buildings
Over sized dandelion
A great gate on our walk
Fine fences
After the museum we returned to the station and off to Copenhagen
First we wait 15 minutes for the next train and we watch the swallows zoom about
and the other trains
Kids collecting cans for change
Now we are going
Seeing all the odd things
The old things
Probably an old station
Walkways parallel the tracks
Nice side of the building art
The S trains are all converging
Graffiti alcoves
A port building with the ship's exhaust showing behind the building
More new development
White smoke stacks must be hard to see for flying things
