Sønderborg by chance ...

What a title :). But that was what actually happened.  On one of our last days here in Odense, we would like to visit Aarhus.  We landed on Zealand and staying in Fyn.  A visit to Jutland would complete the picture, thus Aarhus.

We left the apartment as early as 7.50am to catch the 8.00am bus.  Everything went on smoothly, we boarded the supposed train, knowing that it would later split at one of the stations along the route where the other half would go to Sønderborg.

So we made sure that we were in the right coach, or at least that was what we thought.  The trip to Aarhus should take about one and a half hours and we should get there by 10.43am.  Since this was our first time and there was neither printed map nor internet connection for us to verify, we could just assume that we were on track when the train splitted and when the next stop was Kolding.

But somehow I could see that we were moving away from towns into countrysides and small villages, which was not what I would expect if we were bound for Aarhus.  I began to think that we could be sitting in the wrong coach and were on our way to Sønderborg instead.  When the time was 10.50am and the next station name was still not Aarhus, my thought was confirmed.

Since it would be both costly and time consuming to backtrack, we changed our plan and continued to Sønderborg impromptu.  What a beautiful place!

Breathtaking view

Research attachment at Odense, Denmark

Wow.  So many incomplete posts in the draft list.  An evidence of how little time I have for the blogging activity.  I hope this one goes through.

Looks like we're ending 2018 in Denmark, or more specifically, in the plane.  It has been almost two months since we landed here, the first time for us all.  This time, for a longer period of time and commitment, unlike our previous trips.

I am serving a two-month research attachment at the Center for Energy Informatics, University of Southern Denmark, which is coming to its end.  Life has been great, and colourful here, though dull at times.  You come to work ...  So ...

A personal achievement for me too, as I have never had experience working with international research team.  Looking forward to complete my work here and further collaboration in the near future.