Two weeks ago I posted something about a layover in Aalborg thanks to my job as a flight attendant. Just a few days later I was back, with a different crew and the same amount of time (we arrived early in the morning around 11AM and had pickup the next day at 5AM). The weather was again truly amazing and our cockpit crew came up with the idea to rent a car.
And so we did, we rented a car and drove all the way up north to the most northerly point of Denmark: Skagen. This beautiful city is also the name of stylish danish watches, but we were more into the views. The city itself was so cute with all the yellow colored houses. We had some fish at the harbor and drove a little bit further to the actual most northern part: the beach. So beautiful however it was supercold. Hence our scarfs and freezing faces. Afterwards we drove back to the south but we just had to pass the city of Aars. Why, could you ask. Well, "aars" means "buthole" in the Netherlands (pardon my french) and we thought it was just hilarious to take a photo with the sign Aars. Hope you enjoy the photos :)
It has been quite a while since I last posted something about my job as a flight attendant. I've been on a nice 4 day trip last week with a layover in Aalborg and I finally decided to take my camera with me again during my nightstops! Back in the days I posted something about my job at least once a week, and categorized them under 'flying'. Anyway, Aalborg is a nice little city in Denmark, about 50 flying minutes from Amsterdam. You can cycle, wander around and shop. We usually eat at a thai restaurant named Thai Garden. I took some pictures since the weather was pretty amazing with blue skies and beautiful clouds. Hope you enjoy my photos :)
Jacket: H&M, Blazer: H&M, Shorts: H&M, T-shirt: H&M, Boots: Newlook
A year has literally flown by and this was my very first time in Aalborg. So there are still new places to discover while working for an european airline! :)
It's funny that somehow you notice yourself flying a lot to (for example) Marseille, and months can go by without going to Germany at all. I don't know how scheduling does it, but someway, somehow, you visit one place more than the other. It doesn't really matter, -almost- everything is nice.
I wasn't particularly exited when I saw Aalborg on my roster. Other colleagues were complaining about it. There isn't much to do and they didn't like the hotel. But when I was there last week, we just got a new hotel, and the sun was shining. I actually really liked this Danish city! You can chill at the riverside (which I did) or just stroll around the citycenter with all the shops and the restaurants. We had a lovely dinner at a 'all you can eat' thai restaurant (or actually a wok restaurant), which was really good!
I'm looking forward to my next time in Aalborg!
