We emerged from the Jazzservice at the church to a wet Copenhagen. We started walking to the next concert and we were hit with a squall of rain just a block and a half from the church. So we ducked into a Sushi place we happened upon, Sticks and Sushi. A smart way to dry off and get some Omega 3's. We were one of only two groups in the restaurant so we got to talk with our server. She had been to Japan so we got to swap stories. Then it was off to Enghave Plads for the next band. This one was the NYC Quartet featuring Dutch and French musicians. The plads was a square that had a tiny stage erected next to the Metro Station. The band was great and there were folks all around. The rain stopped and we sat in the bright sunshine among babies. kids. dogs. oldsters, hipsters and Leips. Another fun jazz experience.
Splash!
Nice menu
Which piece of sushi is best?
One skinny building
Open kitchen
Salmon and wasabi with fish roe
Sashimi platter
Sushi and Sticks
This is a huge wall, the Skydemuren, which was built as a wall to block bullets from the shooting range behind it
Only a tiny door in the wall
Huge, thick and castle like
A huge undertaking for a shooting range
An entire block of similarly designed buildings
MO as in Missouri?
A lovely set of bright buildings
A random item on the street
A small stage to be sure
Oysters and wine for our neighbors
Packed in pretty tight
The band was good
I would want to get my feet out of those boots too!
The Bass player, Francois Moutin, was a dervish
Sax, piano, bass and drums all on this tiny stage
Snacks for us
Graduates still wearing their hats
Giant Nordic feet
Funky boots
Fountain
Someone is not happy with the King
Basking in the sun
So glad to have chairs to sit in
It has been 2 years and 32 days since we began our Migration
