Amsterdam Hotel Parklane
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We almost got jacked!
We woke up around 10, because we had to check out before 11am and still needed to finish packing. We got ready and packed our things. We left our luggage in the reception/dining room of the bed and breakfast and set out to find the beer factory.
Hannah was all excited to visit the only remaining family owned/operated beer producer in Bruges. The tour started at 11am, but you had to arrive a few minutes early to get tickets. It was again ...
Amsterdam Schipol Airport
Wooow!! This airport is huge!! When I got in from the plane I was walking, walking, walking... never ending passages, duty free shops, cafes, bars, gates. It's so modern, huge and comfortable! I found a place which was made to imitate a shrubbery where were very, very comfortable pillows and seat where I could rest and even sleep a bit. It was so pleasant lie almost like in the bed and listen to the ...
Last day in Amsterdam
Itīs my friend, Tashīs, birthday today. Happy birthday Tash! Today is my last day in Amsterdam and therefore my last day in Holland. What a beautiful day it has been too. Not only has there been no rain, I canīt even see a cloud in the sky, Iīm actually sweating. Didnīt think Iīd expserience that until I got to Italy.
Right now, Iīm hanging my legs over the edge of a canal here in Amsterdam. Itīs true that I didnīt choose the best location to stay. Itīs right on the ...
It was raining in Wormerveer!
... Zaanse Schans is on the bank of the Zaan River – during the nineteenth century, around 400 mills worked on the banks of the Zaan and in total over a thousand were built since the construction of the first one in 1597. We went into the oil windmill and climbed the ladder to enjoy lovely views of the surrounding area. After we went in the shop to have a cheese tasting and I got a pair of little slipper clogs to take ...
Can Preparation & Spontaneity go Hand in Hand?
... series “How to Look at and Understand Great Art”, both DVD series from The Teaching Company (they are great series available at www.thegreatcourses.com). I’m planting seeds! I may not remember everything on the first pass through these content rich courses, but my hope is that I will have a background so that I can observe the paintings and use them as ...