Dragons in Radhuspladsen

I'm in Copenhagen's Rådhuspladsen - City Hall Square. I found quite a few dragons. This was one of three watching another dragon fighting a bull. They weren't doing much to help their dragon friend, just spraying water about. I can tell you that's not the best way to help a dragon. I didn't find out why the dragon and bull were fighting.

I met three other dragons closer to the City Hall. They were larger than the other three but weren't spraying water, so I preferred them. It's easier to have a nice long chat when nobody is shooting water all over the place.

British Pub in Copenhagen

The boat trip has left me thirsty. I found a nice British pub round the corner from the end of the boat trip. A nice handy place to warm up and have a water before continuing looking around Copenhagen. I'm here for a few days so don't have to rush.

Still on the Boat Trip

The boat ride is going well. Seen lots sights - historic buildings, modern buildings, churches, boats and, erm, blocks of flats and cars.

It's getting a bit cold on the water now. Decided to wrap up warm.

Boat Ride in Copenhagen

I decided a good way to see Copenhagen was by boat. This trip goes round the canals and a short way into the open waters. It's quite a long boat (am I allowed to say that about a boat here??). It's also open so hope it doesn't rain. It isn't a dragons only ride so quite a few people on here as well.

Heathrow - Again

Going to Copenhagen for a long weekend. Means another visit to Heathrow. As normal I start with a glass of champagne in the lounge. Its only a short flight but should have time for a drink or two.

Boudica in Brecon

I bumped into Boudica and her two daughters in Brecon. We had a nice long chat. She was very pleasant and charming, just so long as I didn't mention the Romans. Then she would start wailing and waving her sword around. I wasn't happy when that happened, it looked a bit sharp.

Brecon

I've flown the short distance to Brecon. A nice market town in mid Wales. Popular with people visiting the Brecon Beacons, so lots of people with rucksacks. Behind me is where the rivers Honddu and Usk meet.