Platform 9 ¾, London. It was not actually between platforms 9 and 10. Fortunately, that means I didn’t need a ticket - or wizard powers - to get to it.

The Westminster area.

This was shortly after the Westminster terror attack, so there were still clear signs of mourning.

London, England!

Getting there by bus was interesting. There was a tunnel between England and France - you don’t drive through the tunnel; you drive onto a train designed to carry cars/buses.

I spent a lot of time at Hyde Park. Reminded me of NYC’s Central Park in some ways. 

I also ended up near a building named for the founder of Boy Scouting. Unexpected, and a nifty find for someone in scouting.

Amsterdam, the Netherlands!

Before coming here, I didn’t realize it was right up there with Copenhagen for bike-friendliness. So many bikes.

I spent a decent amount of my time here sick, unfortunately, so not many photos for you. It’s a fun city, though.

A walk to an old Copenhagen castle on a star-shaped island, and the famous mermaid statue, The Little Mermaid/Den Lille Havfrue. I don’t quite get why it’s so famous - there are so many other statues throughout Copenhagen. Don’t get me wrong, this one’s nice, but so are the others!