Travel Talks: Trip back Home: sights and experiences
By Ptrikha_2
@ptrikha_2 (49871)
India
May 24, 2026 9:18am CST
So close to 10 days in Copenhagen, DK and it was time to go back. During the last few days, we had heavy enough snow. Lots of pictures and I shared some with you.
It is difficult to share too many pictures but may be I could share some on and off in some future posts.
Anyways, we had farewell meeting at office and then it was time for packing.
On return, we again had a stopover in Helsinki, Finland. Lots of snow to watch there and it was magical.
It is another thing that life in actual snow and severe cold (-15 C or below) can be quite tough and only people living that place know it!
One interesting (but trivial) thing occurred.
I went to a shop within the Copenhagen airport to buy mineral water and bought sparkling water by mistake and realized it when I had gulped quite a bit!
Well, some things we learn by experience only!
Images : Shot on mobile and created collage out of them.
One of the images is of the flight path.
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4 responses
@ptrikha_2 (49871)
• India
28 May
@TheHorse
Indeed, extremely cold, especially tor those out in the extreme weather.
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@ptrikha_2 (49871)
• India
25 May
The Shampoo - Conditioner stuff has happened with me as well!
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@ptrikha_2 (49871)
• India
6 Jun
@just4him
Thanks for checking.
It was a memorable trip.
Dealing with snow and sub zero temperatures, that too with a feel like often below -10 C was a challenge but also a learning experience.
How does one know about living in such places without a first hand experience?
However, I believe if you had a train or flight journey, you would have purchased bottled water somewhere?
However, I believe if you had a train or flight journey, you would have purchased bottled water somewhere?@ptrikha_2 (49871)
• India
6 Jun
@JESSY3236
Thanks for checking !
Are you comfortable in living/dealing with heavy snow time and places?
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@ptrikha_2 (49871)
• India
13 Jun
@JESSY3236
Yes dealing with snow when actually moving through it is something that needs some skill and patience !
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