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Travel Blogs from Amsterdam
ONE MONTH- CHANGE YOUR CONTACT LENSES
... anyone aside from my parents are reading this btw) thanks for sharing this trip with me. I promise I will start loading pictures soon too.
Thank you, thank you, thank you universe! This is my trip of a lifetime, and I am loving and appreciating every moment.
So much love to everyone at home. Drive safe in the snow xx
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In godsnaam, waarom Malta?
... Toen Mexico werd afgelast schoof het eiland als vanzelf naar de eerste plek. De taal zou geen problemen opleveren; was ik in de aanloop van de reis naar Mexico nog driftig Spaans aan het leren, in Malta was dat allemaal niet nodig. Met Engels kun je je er prima redden en het eiland valt zelfs binnen de Eurozone. Tel daar het zonnige weer bij op, mooie landschappen en prachtige locaties om snorkelen of, wie weet, te leren duiken, en je hebt een geweldige vakantieplek.
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Eighty-eight pretty canals
... clogs, which are shoes that people actually wear. Farmers tend to wear them as they keep your feet warm and dry and are very easy to clean when they get dirty. They also provide good support on the very moist ground. We also saw some old windmills that are still in use. They now have other uses, but once they were used to pump water.
A large portion of Holland is "reclaimed" land. Holland is below sea level, which seems rather ...
Echm, What Happens in Amsterdam: A Censored Entry
... all day, although numbers do double at night. I had a laugh at my choice of hostel the second go around when I had to come back to Amsterdam for a night in order to fly to Buenos Aires. The Heart of Amsterdam Hotel was smack-dab in the heart of the red light district! Wedged in between the Live Porno Show and a series of, echm, glass doors. Thank god for ear plugs! And then there are the ...
Amsterdam City
... church one side, prostitutes the next.
Back over the canal we just enjoyed walking and seeing more usual sights. I would have like to hire a bike, but Kevin wasn't keen. I can sort of understand. There were hundreds and they whizz every which way (seem to have the right of way over cars) and you need eyes in the back of your head to watch out for them.
Our hotel was in a great location - restaurants up the road on the other side of the canal and we ...