Holiday Inn Leiden

Haagse Schouwweg 10 Leiden, Zuid-Holland, 2332 KG, Netherlands

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Last Night in Leiden

A travel blog entry by andydonald

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We all arrived at the same time at the Holiday Inn in Leiden, a very pleasant hotel about 20 mins walk from the town centre. After checking in, we wandered back into town and found a lovely wee traditional Dutch pub, De Vergulde Kruik, where we spent a few hours sampling the local ales! The locals had a good time trying to guess where we were from …

Maduradam - miniature city

A travel blog entry by bunnycheers

After a day in Amsterdam, we spent another day in Maduradam. Maduradam is the smallest city in Holland, it is a miniature city containing replicas of the famous buildings in Holland. Its a very picturesque miniature city. Oh, how i love the place. We stayed in holiday inn hotel - Den Haag

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Voorbereidingen

A travel blog entry by blownaway

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... hepatytus A&B, malariapillen en zelfs het trekken van verstandskiezen werd geregeld.

Er zijn nog wel een hoop praktische dingen te regelen waar ik jullie niet mee zal vermoeien, maar als iemand een tip heeft voor een hoofdlampje dan hou ik me aanbevolen :).

Ten slotte zijn het ook de weken van afscheidnemen. Afscheid van je vrienden, familie, werk, Groenlinks, Horus, buren, Huis, Koselig.

maar de wind die ons weg zal blazen begint langzaam aan te ...

Opening Ceremony of Maori Boathouse

A travel blog entry by flyingbat

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... a covered tent right beside the new boathouse. The ceremony was attended by special guests from both sides of the water: Jan-Jaap de Haan, alderman of culture in Leiden, Steven Engelsman, director of the Volkenkunde Museum, the New Zealand Ambassador to the Netherlands, George Troup, Robert Gabel from Toi Maori and chairman of the Nga Waka Federation, Wena Tait, Toi Maori Trustee, Takirirangi Smith, master carver who worked along ...

Paddling the Waka Teetee Up The Leiden Canal

A travel blog entry by flyingbat

... and the respect I had for it, I had always wanted to get into that canoe and paddle it. It was such an honour to be able to do that. For the first time ever, the Maoris made two wakas (canoes) which were to be used outside of New Zealand and both of them were made for and to be used by the Volkenkunde Museum. The waka taua(ceremonial canoe) can only be paddled by men but the waka teetee kura can be paddled by everybody. These wakas have a ...

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