We left our parents they brought us to the station and then it was on. The train ride. went really smoothly. We got to Hamburg on time and we walked around the city for a little bit. Had some dinner at a lovely Indian please before you walked round, some more. Unfortunately it started to rain so we had to go for cover. and then we took the bus which was a whole different story.
So I thought I book the first row. Apparently I didn’t. It was the second row which also seemed fine on paper but in the bus we discovered that instead of a window, there was this beam which made my seat very narrow and took away my view. Also there was very little legroom so I didn’t really sleep we. In Copenhagen the first row became vacant, so we sat down. The bus nearly drove off but then this guy came whom booked the seats. So I crammed myself back in and suffered some more. We arrived in Stockholm early at like eight and then we walked around a had some coffee and I could order in Swedish, which was really nice. I did not understand the reply question (whether I would like regular milk or a special type of milk) And then we met up with a friend. Olivia showed us around in Stockholm and then it was already time to go so we finished our to do list of things we’ve got things we need to do like withdraw money, get some dinner for the train, etc.
The train ride it was really nice. We had a bed in 6 person carriage. The other people were: an Italien guy who recently graduated high school, a couple from South Korea who are also going to hike the kungsleden and one came in later, an American woman, and she was going to Abisco to stay there for three months meaning she had A LOT of luggage. Had sone nice chats, but everyone was tired so we went to bed early. I slept really well on the train and in no time we arrived in Abisko.
Time to start hiking.
Zilla-in-the-wild 