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The great thing with Tivoli Friheden is all the events and concerts throughout the year, ranging from the flover festival theme you saw to haloween with haunted houses erc, Christmas with Christmas Markets etc. Many locals but a year pass because in the weekends the back of the restaurant is an outdoor stage that has concerts with quite famous danish names and sometimes even international stars. It costs like 2 visits (like you payed) there for a year pass and card holders even gets discount at restaurants and drinks snd also the pass bracelet for rides. There is also a big indoor venue with larger events like concerts, lectires, plays etc. There would also probably have been some event later there if you stayed that would have made it worth the visit . The tower you saw actually has two rides, they have one that only tskes you up to enjoy the view without the drop. If you have a year pass for the old town you can enter for free as well. You can buy a 1 day pass in the app that works in the entire Aarhus Municipality for 48 the entire day, so you dont have to rush. Tivoli Friheden has some nice restaurants as well. You seemed to miss their street food market area If you love Street food you should have gone to Nicolinehus and Banken as well. I alsoo recommend resturant "Klokken" and "Kohalen" for more, what should I say "high end" danish food without any "new Nordic" . The Street food you brought was traditional "Grandmother's food" what is what is made on a budget by many grandparents.

I tried one of their products, the retinol cream .3% (pricey) and found that a comparable inexpensive product I had at home worked better. It made a noticeable difference in texture and was pleasant to apply unlike the hard to spread and sticky consistency of the retinol cream by the blue lagoon brand.

Hi Tina. Always enjoy your running videos. You will do awesome in Surf FM this weekend. Even putting in a 20 miler training on treadmill.😮Have a blast. I am running a HM this weekend also myself. Goal is sub 1:45. Training has been well, we will see how race day goes. Btw, I had a cameo appearance in your 2023 CIM video. Time stamp 21:20. I am the Asian guy in the orange hat, suffering in extreme pain 😂. That was not a good day.

I love that spot in Huntington Beach. Instagramer Jeremy Miller hosted a meetup there before the OC Marathon and it was so awesome to meet and run with him. I’m a big fan of the Carlsbad Marathon so I usually skip Surf City. Maybe one of these races I’ll run into you, no pun intended.

So glad you are posting your running vlogs! I miss them! 😊

Tina i'll see you there! Hope i can find you for a selfie (if you're ok with that). Have a great race!

Hi Tina you are the coolest

Not sure if you’ve mentioned this in a previous video friend but I really resonated with your comments about not making our running hobby feel burdensome and not fun. Do you mention this to your running coach when creating your plans? Do you recommend coaches for hobby joggers? How often do you run per week? Thank you for any insight! My mom Toni runs a lot and you remind me a lot of her when watching your travels and running.

This video is so great! Love the recommendations!

Such a shame you didn't go onto the greenhouses (it's free) or the actual gardens in the botanical garden with so many plants, lakes etc (you only took a short cut though and left before you would enter it) the gardens you saw with Danish nature is being maintained by locals. A shame you didn't go inside the City all, also free and so beautiful. You also missed the main street of the Latin quaters (Mejlgade) with several interesting spots and old merchant houses (oldest Civil houses in Aarhus) The Street Food is just one of several Food courts in the city center, next time check out "Banken" (across the cathedral) and in the summer our Tivoli Friheden amusement park (not to be confused with the Copenhagen Tivoli) with street food.

What if I told you that there are also museums underground 😂 You just missed the "time travel" building after the butcher and cheese store, there is an elevator that takes you underground and you are set in Aarhus (called ARoS back then) in the Viking Age and as you walk through the exhibitions throughout the history of Aarhus until present day. There is also a museum about how they transport and re-ensemble the houses there, as others mention they are the original ones and not rebuilt. I have a year pass and I still discover new things, and just when I believe I have seen it all, another house or exhibition is added. There are also several events and season based festivals out there

Hi Tina, are you running CIM this year (2025)?

Hi. When did you get your boarding pass for your comnecting flight- before you went out of the airport or upon your return to the airport after your city tour?

You should include prices in your videos

Hi, how long was the ride from panajachel to San Juan?

I don't even eat dairy and I'm jealous! Looks like an awesome place

Wow! Thank you for this awesome video. You have inspired me. I am signing up for my first marathon this year and didnt know whatvto expect. This vid was so helpful. You are so positive its contagious ✨👌🏼

Where did you get the marshmallows?

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Thanks! This was very nice. I am planning a walk with the kids tomorrow morning for the first time on the trail.

So do you just dip your face into the water once you're done?

Ahh i remember passing you now right near that bridge . Thanks for helping that person!

I’m sure Kauai coffee co is all organic?

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there are many great things about craftmanship and trades, it's areas we always need in society , there are loads of obs for those with skills, they get educated without having a huge debt (if you live in a country where higher education is not tax funded)they can buy a home and get a family while young and other young people are paying off debt , they cant start their own business quite easily, build on their skills if they want and a lot of them actually earn a lot of money, some trades pay more tan many higher educations , and a lot take a useless education these days

Tivoli isn't the oldest amusement park! That would be Bakken (1583). World wide Tivoli (1843) ranks third, after Prater (1766) in Vienna, Austria! ;)

Great video.

What company did you use?

Thanks for the tour 🤗💕

Beautiful !

The Black Diamond is only the modern part of the royal library. There are a bridge to the old part. That was build by King Christian 4th! In here you can see EVERYTHING published in Denmark! From great novels to junk mail! ^^ Before it was the royal library it was part of the royal armoury! The rest of the armoury is now the war museum! Here you can see Danish military history from the vikings to Afghanistan!

In my mother's family the saying about smørrebrød is: "Choose the pieces (but one at the time!) that you want the most, then you will be most happy"! ^^

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FUn fact about trade education in Denmark. It takes 4.5 years to gain full education, the longest in the world. Which means a lot of tradesmen, and woman, are highly sought after outside of Denmark, in fact most new 'traditional' sweedish wooden homes are built by Danes.

A great view on ( den gamle by ) the old town 😊

tina you started vlogging wht a surprise

Looking forward to seeing your 2024 run this coming weekend. ….?? Sorry, just subscribed, so saw your update on Big Bear half marathon

Did you pack for an overnight separate bag just for the layover? Eva air did not release your check in.luggages?

I started watching your videos and I made a comment before. I was inspired to run my first 5k at the Los Angeles Turkey Trot the past thanksgiving morning. It was great. I hope to run a marathon like you at some point.

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Thank you so much for this amazing video! A bit off-topic, but I wanted to ask: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). Could you explain how to move them to Binance?

We are constantly doing all the same races!!

I'm going to run the LA Marathon in 2025 for the first time, and this video will help me. thanksmuch.

Life is dealt with curve balls from time to time. I flew to Toronto to run their annual TCS Waterfront marathon last month, only to sprain my ankle the day before the race. Not only I didn’t get to participate but I have many weeks of recovery. We all need to stay hopeful and positive the best we could.

I was at the 1:40 pacer mark. It was freezing. After a few miles, we all warmed up. We will do this again in Mt. Charleston and Big Bear next year!

At the very least, you probably got faster as a result of the half.

Great job dealing with race day curveball! I got the text notification around 2:35am when I was already on the road and opted to prioritize CIM and run Revel Big Bear next year.

No one can change plans when Mother Nature decides on something but, ah man, that must be heartbreaking to get up on Race Day morning and learn it’s cancelled. But, looks like you have been keeping an eye on weather and I am guessing that thought might have crossed your mind!! Oh well, fantastic HM finish and congratulations on PR. Running 13.1 at sub 8 min mile is incredible. Good luck for Surf City, I will watching your vlogs for updates.

I live in rancho and training for my first marathon on feb 2 2025! I run the PET too girl! Thank you for this video..

All in all, it could have been worse. It was fun to run downhill anyways! Nice to see you at the end, and way to pivot!