If you're curious about the graduation truck, Travelin' Young - a US family who's daugther just graduated - will explain all the traditions: American Graduates from Danish Gymnasium ruclips.net/video/IEtRlFxJwJ4/видео.html
3:48 What you see here, are the ruins of Pusher Street. It's gone, and it's not coming back. But for 40 years or so, this street was packed with weed stands, and lots of people from noon to midnight. There would be very frequent police "busts", every single day at times, but it never took more than 10 minutes after the police going away, for the stands to open back up.
Open face Sandwiches are best eaten with a knife and fork. If you want to see "Frederik's Church", then search for "Marmor Kirken" which is the current name for the church. Christiania itself has closed the famous "Pusher Street", so it is presumably no longer possible to buy euphoric drugs (fortunately).
@@TomsDoItYourself If you ever go back to visit Copenhagen, you should definitely check out the Grundtvigs Church in Bispebjerg. It's built purely in yellow burnt bricks and internally, every single brick has been hand polished to create a special glow from the natural light inside.
Inhabitants and the Police have just stopped the Marihuana Trade in the "Pusher Street", as violence and crime, several killings, became too much even for the locals. So today it has been remade into something else, and more decorative.
Well, usually half mayo, half white cabbage, vinegar, and dragon, and yellow spice, primarily curcumin and mustard. But cucumber and carrot, even capers are optional ingredients.
![NOSFERATU - Official Trailer [HD] - Only In Theaters December 25](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/nulvWqYUM8k/mqdefault.jpg)
If you're curious about the graduation truck, Travelin' Young - a US family who's daugther just graduated - will explain all the traditions: American Graduates from Danish Gymnasium
ruclips.net/video/IEtRlFxJwJ4/видео.html
3:48 What you see here, are the ruins of Pusher Street. It's gone, and it's not coming back. But for 40 years or so, this street was packed with weed stands, and lots of people from noon to midnight. There would be very frequent police "busts", every single day at times, but it never took more than 10 minutes after the police going away, for the stands to open back up.
The boat was a bus-boat. Integrated with the busses, trains and metro 🤗
Good Video...keep it up
Open face Sandwiches are best eaten with a knife and fork.
If you want to see "Frederik's Church", then search for "Marmor Kirken" which is the current name for the church.
Christiania itself has closed the famous "Pusher Street", so it is presumably no longer possible to buy euphoric drugs (fortunately).
Fun fact: Frederik`s Kirke, is really called "the Marble Church" (Marmorkirken), and have allways been. So it has 2 names.
Yes, hardly any Danes ever call that church "Frederiks Kirken". It has always been called Marmorkirken (Marble Church).
Whatever the name is, I quite liked to tour it. It was impressive. I like large domed cathedrals. Cheers!
@@TomsDoItYourself
If you ever go back to visit Copenhagen, you should definitely check out the Grundtvigs Church in Bispebjerg. It's built purely in yellow burnt bricks and internally, every single brick has been hand polished to create a special glow from the natural light inside.
Inhabitants and the Police have just stopped the Marihuana Trade in the "Pusher Street", as violence and crime, several killings, became too much even for the locals. So today it has been remade into something else, and more decorative.
The yellow topping on the fish is remoulade. Remoulade is mayonnaise with chopped pickled cucumbers mixed in.
Thank you - it was really tasty!
Well, usually half mayo, half white cabbage, vinegar, and dragon, and yellow spice, primarily curcumin and mustard. But cucumber and carrot, even capers are optional ingredients.
Lol that Wisconsin accent really confused that guy
"It´s a fruit, it´s not a spice" lol, he doesn´t know shit... EVERY spice, is a fruit/flower/Nut ect. in its natural form...
He was saying that salt isn't a spice. And I guess that's right, since it is a mineral in the ground, and doesn't grow on a plant.