Kaye Kearney and her European tour with Peter
Posted by Peter Kavenagh
on Sep 04, 2012
Chairperson, John Virgona, introduced our very own Kaye to give us an up date on their travels to Europe
Holly Vanderpol - National Youth Science Forum candidate
Gladie- Former French Exchange Student
3 Little Birds Market
Holly Vanderpol - National Youth Science Forum candidate
Gladie- Former French Exchange Student
3 Little Birds Market
Kaye spoke of their recent Eurpoean trip, ably assisted by comments from President Peter. She showed a PowerPoint of interesting photos from Paris and Denmark, explaining it was their 1st European trip. She was fascinated by the beauty and architecture of Paris; Peter loved the numerous and well photographed chimney pots. They were met in Denmark by Fred Jesperson Youth Exchange 2010-11, and his Mum Lennie. Hi-lights included:
Legoland with it’s 64 million blocks, including models of Copenhagen, The Palace, a North Sea oil rig, a Scottish fishing village, trucks, aeroplanes and numerous others.
Hans Christian Anderson library at the tourist centre
Egeskov Castle built on tree stumps in water, for added security
Historical Viking town of Jelling, with its Viking tombs
Boat trip on a fjord in Copenhagen
Peter explained a little of the economy, saying the Danes pay 60% tax on wages but have free education and health services. It’s a beautifully maintained country and they loved sharing time with the Jesperson family, who extended the welcome to all Bayside members.
John Virgona thanked Kaye and Peter, adding that we look forward to the 2nd edition, re The Sweethearts musical tour.
Legoland with it’s 64 million blocks, including models of Copenhagen, The Palace, a North Sea oil rig, a Scottish fishing village, trucks, aeroplanes and numerous others.
Hans Christian Anderson library at the tourist centre
Egeskov Castle built on tree stumps in water, for added security
Historical Viking town of Jelling, with its Viking tombs
Boat trip on a fjord in Copenhagen
Peter explained a little of the economy, saying the Danes pay 60% tax on wages but have free education and health services. It’s a beautifully maintained country and they loved sharing time with the Jesperson family, who extended the welcome to all Bayside members.
John Virgona thanked Kaye and Peter, adding that we look forward to the 2nd edition, re The Sweethearts musical tour.