Blaine's B&B
Rijnsburgstraat 24 III, Amsterdam
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Blaine's B&B Amsterdam

Rijnsburgstraat 24 III Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, 1059 AV, Netherlands

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Winging our way to Amsterdam

A travel blog entry by jan.corwin

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Leaving India on the red eye - just woke up after about 6 hrs of fitful, uncomfortable sleep. Leaves me longing for the wonderful overnight trains where you can fully stretch out and arrive at your destination rested.  The cattle car of the plane doesn't quite do the same thing, but the bathrooms are a lot cleaner! I have been trying to go back to …

Back in the First World

A travel blog entry by jan.corwin

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Trains,Planes,First steps home Planes don't really have that settling clickety click, that rock and sway  that the earthbound train sings.  Instead a humming thrum that is more a presence  than a partner in motion. Add to this the tight quarters, however clean and soft, however many meals they serve or movies they offer is just a reminder of the …

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The Day I got Approved!

A travel blog entry by mitsukishiroi

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... for
3 nights to fully explore the capital of Hokkaido.

I'll take the train down to Hakodate on the 4th of may and stay there until 6am on the 6th of may so that I can take the first train down to Aomori. From then on, hanami in Kakunodate, resting up in Nagoya and visiting Japan's most important shrine the next day. I'll visit some friends in Osaka later on and meditate in Mt. Koya :) Then on to the sand dunes of Tottori, then to Matsue for one ...

Rijks & Van Gogh Museums

A travel blog entry by journeyer

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... to sit, so we head over to the café at the Van Gogh Museum. After a light lunch and rest, we do some time travel from the 17th century Dutch Golden Age to the late 19th century, 1880 – 1890. We are exposed to a chronology of Van Gogh’s development as an artist. He was largely self-taught and we see his ...

Amsterdam

A travel blog entry by sarahkatiespain

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... come true). I'd read her diary and learned a lot about Anne Frank in the past, but it was extremely moving to actually see her house. Anne Frank was a very inspiring young lady and it was an extremely informative and thought provoking museum. We were sitting in the café afterwards, feeling a bit somber after visiting the Secret Annex, when we began discussing what our next adventure should be. Suddenly it dawned on us: what better way to end ...

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