Hotel en Residence De Draak - Hampshire Classic
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Travel Blogs from Bergen op Zoom
Crossed th raging ripples.
... fellas it felt small. We entered the antwerp channels again with all the barges. Man there are so many. Lucky klaus was up to the challenge. We have to be fast enough to keep up with the traffic, or at least try. Traffic is running at around 10 knots so at 7 knots we are slower but not dangerously. I can throttle up to 8.5 but i would rather not. It seems to open a second fuel line that is about 2 inches round. Better at slower ...
Zooming to the Netherlands
... The rain held off late afternoon but it seems it had brought out all the local nutter’s as a procession of colourfully dressed people playing instruments or walking on stilts paraded past us. Back at the flat Mum cooked dinner and we all chilled out on the balcony with a few drinks.
Dad had a whole day of sightseeing planned, he wanted to show us some of the little villages he had discovered while over here ...
Canoe trip in the Biesbosch
... it. Thanks for the binoculars Daddy!
We also saw three ijsvogels (literally “ice bird”)! A highlight of the trip for sure. These are a species of kingfisher of stunning colours: bright blue and orange. They are quite small and nest in the root system of uprooted trees. We scared two of them as we were coming around a corner in a very narrow canal. They really stand out with their bright colours.
Until January of this year it was possible to camp for ...
Oude Binnenweg - My Favourite Street In Europe
It was the ashtrays ON the bar that caught my eye as I was wandering looking for somewhere comfortable to watch the Netherlands v Slovakia World Cup match. The Dutch smoking ban had been in place for a year and a half or so but I'd always found an odd refusnik here and there around the country and in my experience those were always the best ...
The Netherlands: Part IV
... 2004 it was the world's busiest port until surpassed by Shanghai. Rotterdam is on the banks of the river Nieuwe Maas ('New Meuse'), one of the channels in the delta formed by the Rhine and Meuse rivers. The name Rotterdam derives from a dam in the Rotte ...