TRAIN JOURNEYS
From Oslo to Copenhagen
The second leg.
Oslo has trams — one of which collected Keeley and Kiryn as it was turning the corner. Luckily, both fell backwards onto their backpacks.
We have a lovely large room and our own bathroom in our budget hotel. Who cares if you have to shower over the toilet?
Ben, a local and Stacey’s friend, took us on a walking tour of Oslo in the afternoon. We stopped for dinner at a restaurant serving traditional Norwegian Thursday night fare: bacon dumplings, salted lamb, boiled potatoes, mushy peas, and sausage — all very filling winter food.
At 1 pm the following day, we boarded the train to Copenhagen, an 8-hour journey, stopping only at Gothenburg, Sweden, to change trains and buy a Subway foot-long to share. We were starving!
The train seats were extremely comfortable, nothing like Queensland trains.
