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Message humlelala beers 1377 º places 89 º 09:32 Tue 6/9/2015 Another benefit of Toft Vin is that the two public toilets nearby are open 24/7 while the public toilet at Kihoskh only opens at 9AM: http://www.kk.dk/toiletter If you do decide to go to Toft Vin then please promise me you won’t try to relieve yourself in the water. It’s a dangerous thing to do when intoxicated.
Message GlasgowTAD beers 2015 º places 38 º 09:47 Tue 6/9/2015 Originally posted by humlelala Another benefit of Toft Vin is that the two public toilets nearby are open 24/7 while the public toilet at Kihoskh only opens at 9AM: http://www.kk.dk/toiletter If you do decide to go to Toft Vin then please promise me you won’t try to relieve yourself in the water. It’s a dangerous thing to do when intoxicated. Good idea - it’s handy to have public toilets around. I work in the North Sea and being aware of the implications of pollution by sewage I tend to carry out my nature business in an appropriate facility :D Out of curiosity - do you know the cost of shipping a parcel of,say, 6-7kg to the UK from Denmark?
Message humlelala beers 1377 º places 89 º 10:30 Tue 6/9/2015 Originally posted by GlasgowTAD Out of curiosity - do you know the cost of shipping a parcel of,say, 6-7kg to the UK from Denmark? Generally it’s so expensive that it’s almost cheaper to buy an airplane seat for the parcel with Ryanair - if only liquid were allowed into the cabin.. Parcels between 5 and 10 kilos can be sent for the modest price of 445 DKK = 44 GBP. Up to 5 kilo it’s 295 DKK = 29 GBP. http://www.postdanmark.dk/da/Sider/Quick%20Finder/portoberegner.aspx?skift=pakke&vaegtID=2&brevPriszoneID=180 Parcels can be sent from the post office at central station, which opens at 9AM.

Message GlasgowTAD beers 2015 º places 38 º 14:36 Tue 6/9/2015 Originally posted by humlelala Originally posted by GlasgowTAD Out of curiosity - do you know the cost of shipping a parcel of,say, 6-7kg to the UK from Denmark? Generally it’s so expensive that it’s almost cheaper to buy an airplane seat for the parcel with Ryanair - if only liquid were allowed into the cabin.. Parcels between 5 and 10 kilos can be sent for the modest price of 445 DKK = 44 GBP. Up to 5 kilo it’s 295 DKK = 29 GBP. http://www.postdanmark.dk/da/Sider/Quick%20Finder/portoberegner.aspx?skift=pakke&vaegtID=2&brevPriszoneID=180 Parcels can be sent from the post office at central station, which opens at 9AM. That’s quite costly, I was thinking they’d be closer to Mikkeller webstore shipping prices. Guess it’s beer for breakfast and that’s it tomorrow.
Message humlelala beers 1377 º places 89 º 01:53 Thu 6/11/2015 I hope you managed to get a decent short stay in Copenhagen and that you made it home in one piece. I’m a bit curious as to what you ended up choosing and whether it lived up to your expectations? The weather was quite good yesterday so I imagining being outside might have been a relatively cheerful experience?
Message GlasgowTAD beers 2015 º places 38 º 10:31 Sun 6/14/2015 Originally posted by humlelala I hope you managed to get a decent short stay in Copenhagen and that you made it home in one piece. I’m a bit curious as to what you ended up choosing and whether it lived up to your expectations? The weather was quite good yesterday so I imagining being outside might have been a relatively cheerful experience? Unfortunately I got very little sleep the night before so I decided it’d be best just to stay in the lounge, I was too tired to travel. However, I did try a Sky High Witbier on the flight which was pretty good.

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