Day 3 - 28 Feb

We awake with plenty of time to get ready before checkout. Showers, parking and rest in enough time to find some breakfast before getting the train to the zoo. 7-Eleven comes up trumps again with pizza slices and paninis.

It is a five-stop journey on the s train followed by a walk of just less than a mile to the zoo.
The Copenhagen card runs out at 12:20, so we're hear in plenty of time to get free entry.
Flamingos polar bears seals all entertaining in the primate house. Watch baboons grooming and fighting. In the next enclosure a morning mother is carrying around her stillborn baby which is apparently part of the mourning process. Free for all feeding time for the baboons
Churros
slow motion burping
List rest of the animals.
Maccies for tea again
Pick up bags and last train journey
Work out Copenhagen card savings
Summary of the city. Maisie wants to live here

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