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The Netherlands do have hills!
... then we went into the club house for a very reasonably priced meal washed down with a glass or 2 of beer. The Wi-Fi would only work from the club house and their only beer was Heineken but reasonably priced (sailing club prices). There was great interest when Isi went on Skype to talk to 3 lots of friends and family, some of the locals must not have seen it being used before. When the bar shut at 8.00pm SHOCK HORROR but the locals ...
Admiring Castles afar
... one visible out of the 7/8 castles that populate on this street, langbroekerdijk, the only one that we were able to glimpse was Sterkenburgh, built in the middle of 13th century as a moated round towerhouse by Gijsbert van Wulven.
During the following century the castles was expanded and went through numerous renovations, among which the adding of the windows in the tower in 19th century, to what we can see now. ...
Vertrek van Huis, op weg naar Schiphol!
... back, and if he lifted his head a little he could see his brown belly, slightly domed and divided by arches into stiff sections.
The bedding was hardly able to cover it and seemed ready to slide off any moment.
His many legs, pitifully thin compared with the size of the rest of him, waved about helplessly as he looked.
"What's happened to me? " he thought.
It wasn't a dream.
His room, a proper human room although a little too small, lay ...
Tull en t'Waal
... Jort and Sylvia. Then Bas's two girls arrived. They work out as something like 5th cousins to my kids, which is kind of cool. Around 2 o"clock we headed north to Maarssenbroek with Tonny, Peter and Mum. We decided to have a meal at a small restaurant near Tonny and Peter's house. Peter generously paid, and we spent the rest of the afternoon at Tonny and ...
The Dutch Experience!
... us that the raised white road barriers do not move when you run into them with a bike, but that the grey-and-black-striped markers indicating said barriers snap off beautifully when a human being catapults into one. Lastly, he taught us the best way to bail off a crashing bicycle, the tuck and roll philosophy, and as a bonus lesson the importance of not using your head to stop the roll. See? Ever the teacher. He's fine, ...
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