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Jul. 24, 2015 / Gordon Price

Copenhagen 5: A Cosy Place on the Rainbow Square

We’ve reached the west end of Strøget, arriving at the Rådhuspladsen – the City Hall Square (map here).  One of the…
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Jul. 23, 2015 / Gordon Price

Copenhagen 4: Strength and Weakness on Strøget

I had heard of Strøget – even if I couldn’t pronounce it.  Said to be the longest pedestian street in…
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Jul. 22, 2015 / Gordon Price

Copenhagen 3 – The Distraction of a Great Public Space

Cycling through Copenhagen in the Summer of 2015 is a constant distraction (and no, I’m not talking about this –…
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Jul. 21, 2015 / Gordon Price

Cycling in Copenhagen 2: Nørreport Station

Continue cycling southeast from Queen Louise Bridge, and five blocks later you reach Nørreport Station, the busiest train and metro stop…
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Jul. 19, 2015 / Gordon Price

Cycling in Copenhagen and Vancouver: What really counts

I was curious to see the busiest cycle route in Copenhagen – Norrebrogade – said to be used by 36,000 cyclists a…
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Feb. 13, 2015 / Gordon Price

Intelligence in Copenhagen

From The Local.dk: . Copenhagen to roll out new smart traffic system  In the not-too-distant future, cyclists who are struggling…
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Sep. 24, 2014 / Gordon Price

The Daily Durning: Compact planning and climate change

This seems timely.  A comparison of Atlanta and Barcelona with respect to their impacts on climate change: . . From…
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Aug. 21, 2014 / Gordon Price

The Berkeley Bugle: The latest from Copenhagen

Peter Berkeley, PT’s Brisbane correspondent, keeps sending us so much good stuff, he deserves his own head – hence The Bugle. …

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