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Sarah McClurg and the Wildvines European Tour
... old house in the middle of nowhere, only open a couple days a week, but people always go to see bands. The owner put out a backstage upstairs that was filled with like 50 sandwiches, 50 beers, 50 cokes, 30 waters etc. It was awesome, if not a little over-kill. After all, we are only 5 plus Jordy, not P-Funk. We had a ‘packed-house’- very smoky, and people raging to country music. Again, lots of merch sold, lots ...
Dykes and bikes!
... isn't alot to Rotterdam, it is a nice city, it has a nice waterfront and some interesting architecture in the centre and but other than that there isn't a lot to do.
The train to Brussels was only a few hours and it wasn't long before our friend Felicity or better known as "Flit" got off the train after enduring a couple of days at Oktoberfest. We just made our way to the hostel, had ham and cheese sandwiches for dinner and then settled in
for an early ...
Inlezen
... oude tempelruïnes, behorend tot de oudste ter wereld. Maar ook de recentere geschiedenis heeft zijn sporen achtergelaten. Niet alleen in de Tweede Wereldoorlog is er heftig gevochten, maar ook in de zestiende eeuw vormde het een middelpunt van het oorlogsgeweld. In 1565 vond het Beleg van Malta plaats, toen de vloot van de Turken hun dominantie over de Middellandse Zee probeerde te ...
Visiting the House of Anne Frank
... remember. (Roger says: it was an intensely emotional experience and at times it was all I could do to stop myself from bursting into tears.) Next we finished the bus tour and then met up with Joel and Aaron to do a Canal Cruise (The older, central part of Amsterdam is criss-crossed by an extensive network of canals spanned by several hundred bridges – they call ...
Grand tour...
... lunch.Next was a sightseeing tour of The Hague but I left the tour once we reached the Central Station, so in fact ended up not seeing much. I didn't want to do the visit to Madurodam (Holland in miniature); and instead went to the Escher museum. Great to see his works in person. So many I like that hard to pick a favourite - perhaps Metamorphosis III that I hadn't seen before. But also like his early Italian landscapes.
Then just made my way back by train to Amsterdam.
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