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 :)
As most of you already know I'm working as a flight attendant and thanks to my job I'm visiting the most awesome places in europe. When I see a layover in Toulouse on my roster I'm always happy since I absolutely love this place. It's great for shopping, wandering around, cycling, picknicks and relaxing. Toulouse has some awesome restaurants too, but unfortunately they all open at 7PM which is a bit late for me since I have to wake up the next morning at 4AM. So I usually have some tourist food (mcdonalds) or a late lunch when I'm in france.
Despite the alltime restaurant opening time problems I enjoy myself to the max. This time I wandered around together with my fellow cabincrew member and a cockpit colleague and we enjoyed our walk in Jardin des Plantes, which is such a beautiful and relaxed parc! Ideal for summer days and picknicks. We also went to the riverside where we had a nice little afternoon wine. After our stroll we sat in a parc close to our and had some lebanese takeaway food. Life is good enroute!
