Leaving Copenhagen

We got to the ship around noon, and spent the afternoon exploring. 

We have a two bedroom suite.  Here’s Scott’s tour:

our living room
one very small balcony behind it

dining room and desk

king size bed in bedroom

double sinks in the bath

NO!!! We do not want a demo!

After the required lifeboat/safety drill we got underway right on time at 1700.   We were up on the sun deck watching.  The Danish Navy ships in front of us at the pier were at dress ship… we’ll have to ask our Danish friends what holiday they were celebrating. 

We backed into the channel and then turned eastward.  I thought we would turn south and was watching to get a picture of the bridge between Malmo, Sweden and Copenhagen.   Instead I got a shot of one of the wind farms.

We had gone inside to get out of the wind, when I noticed that the sun was coming through the starboard windows… that meant we were going north.  Since Germany is so close, they make a circle around Zealand and then head south. 

A Danish lighthouse -- off to port