Jon Searles' photos with the keyword: Danish

These trains were also DSB, although I don't know too much about the Danish equipment.

I don't remember why I took this, but I notice that it's nicely composed, so maybe that's why.

Here's the train interior of the Faxe Ladeplads-Koge train.

Here's another shot of my train. This service would only go as far as Koge, where I would once again have to take a seperate train to complete my journey, only this time TO Copenhagen.

I never found out what kind of train this was, and I noted that it was operated by a different company from DSB. I would like to know if possible what kind of train this is and which company has that logo, which seems to be a ripoff of Amtrak's headless arrow logo.

I thought the ticket machine might look good in black and white, so here's my take on it.

This is one of the many ticket machine designs that I've seen in Europe, with this one having a map to indicate where each station is. If you want such and such a station, you obviously pick your fare by clicking on the appropriate station button. Regrettably, I noticed that a line seemed to have been abandoned since this machine was installed.

I didn't really go to the sleepy little village of Fakse to sightsee, as I was desperate to find a hotel after my hotel in Copenhagen refused my reservation. I almost stayed in the autonomous community of Christiania (very nice people, by the way) on Saturday night, but instead I ended up staying there on Sunday night. On Saturday night, I ended up at a hotel here that I managed to reserve on the friendly Christianite's computer, THEN on Sunday I had to stay there.

This was, if I'm not mistaken, the train that took me out to this station up in Koge, a town to the north of Copenhagen, on my way to stay the night in Fakse.