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Bike Dodging Should Be An Olympic Sport [Day 8]
... homeowners are charged for the footprint of the house, so slanting it in a direction gives more room in upper floors. Nearby was a beautiful walled community called Begijnhof, which in past times was a place sort of like a nunnery, except the women could leave if they got married (apparently these were common, as they were very safe); this courtyard also has the oldest house in Amsterdam, which is one of only a very few wooden homes (I think ...
Spring/Summer 2012
... will be back in 3 days to join the family in Baerbach where we will spend a few weeks of vacation. Then it’s the Dam tot Dam on September 23 and the New York marathon again on Nov. 4. At the end November we will go to Egypt for 2 weeks to do a late ‘summer vacation’ (due to the US trip, we had to cancel our family vacation this summer). So before we know it it will be X-mas again and on to another year…………… Stay ...
Amsterdam - Land of Canals and Bicycles
... Drug laws in the Netherlands are complicated, and I am not even going to try to explain them. If you are interested, follow this link for more information. The upshot of it all is that coffeeshops are legally licensed to sell pot and hash, but not alcohol, for personal use. There is some question as to whether or not non-Dutch citizens will be able to continue to frequent these shops after December of this year. ...
Amsterdam - and the journey begins...
... window. And the restaurant seemed to be quite famous, so we decided to check it out. Arriving there at 9:30pm we were asking for a table mentioning, that we were hotel guests and the lovely hostess welcomed us with: "That doesn't matter at all. Maybe I have something... maybe." This was the beginning of a delightful evening with 2 more than expensive cocktails and pretty strange food (deep fried crab, but the whole thing!!).
On Wednesday night we joined ...
Yet more rain in Amsterdam...
... we got into the museum. It's a tiny museum (obviously, since it is where she used to live), but it was really cool to go in it. They don't have any of the furniture in it any more, but it was neat to get to see where they were trapped for two years. We stayed in the museum for a while (it closes at 10pm). After the museum, we wandered around for a while (it was finally only drizzling!) so we took advantage of not being soaking wet.
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