Aarhus to Stavanger - Places

May 11 - June 2

Aarhus was a wonderful place for a port visit. All the guys thoroughly enjoyed their stay. This town has a population of about 100 000, making it (I believe) the second largest city in Denmark, but still dwarfed when compared with the cultural metropolis of Copenhagen. Aarhus is a university town, and as a result the downtown is full of cafés, pubs, and an exciting nightlife. We were lucky as we had great weather during our stay. A friend of mine (who I graduated university with) and his girlfriend, live in Aarhus and were most gracious hosts to myself and several friends. Thanks, Greg and Tina, for the wonderful home cooked dinner and the all the hospitality! I would recommend Aarhus to anyone who's looking for a quaint town to relax in and enjoy a wonderful walking-only downtown full of interesting shops, pubs, eateries, and a superb atmosphere.
Legoland, Denmark
Dave dukes it out with Lego Darth Dave with his love, A Lego Sea King Helicopter, An International Airport and all the airplanes were really moving around! Bergen, Norway

Here's the cake from our Fleet Air Det get together Here's the Type 206 submarine, and the Uredd, who we've been working with for the past couple of weeks

Jever, Germany
Jever is the home to a Squadron of German Tornado Fighter Jets. Above left you can see all the hangars on the base, each housing one Tornado. Almost looks like a suberb! Above right is a photo of a Tornado taking off. When we disembarked, the boys got a little sticker happy with the Lynx helicopter parked beside us. You can see we make our mark! Rest assured however, we had our fair share of stickers on our helo as well.

The Rhine Valley, Germany


Stavanger, Norway
	Click here for some *FANTASTIC* photos of our hike to Preikestolen, aka Pulpit Rock!

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