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Jess Goes to the Movies & Gets Another Insight
So today's accomplishment was going to the movies. Oh, what a stressful life I'm leading here in Amsterdam.
I'm a big fan of going to the movies, but don't go very often back home because there is rarely anything that comes out that I think is worth paying $8 to see. So why would I go here and pay €10 just for the ticket? Because I heard it was an experience.
And for that reason, I had to suck it ...
Amsterdam
... Zoo, at €19 a visit we were going to be running this card at a profit in no time. We really enjoyed the cool animals, the crowd favourites were the Jaguar, sea lion, butterflies and camels. Belinda started to feel a little bad when she saw a reindeer on display when she'd had one for dinner on Thursday night. Anyway, back to the tour... After an amazing burger for dinner (Belinda had Thai Chicken and would rate it as one of the best burgers she has ...
The trip has started!
... we stayed dry as we walked around the large area.
The windmills were used to grind a large number of different things ranging from grain to paint and dye pigments, and some were used to press oils or make paper. A couple of the photos below show the inner workings of the windmills with their huge wooden gears and large, heavy millstones. The mill tower outer shell is covered with thatch. Each mill contains a house for the operator and ...
Amsterdam - Land of Canals and Bicycles
... recommends something, it's good so I ordered them. They were incredible! Melt in your mouth deliciousness. The plate was piled with them, too. I really shouldn't have eaten all of them, but there was no way I was leaving any behind. They were actually so good that I had them the next night, too. Later, I found out that they are a specialty of the house.
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Our final days in Amsterdam
... who died young), but he died a pauper. The descriptions by the paintings were slightly more informative than at many museums, but annoyingly they were out of the fold-out free guides in English. It was pretty crowded and certain tourists would stand in front of the artworks taking picture after picture, blocking the view until thankfully, the museum guards would come up and ask them to move on. The photographs were allowed without flashes, but egads, just buy he postcard or ...