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... off' as a Chinese restaurant can go of course. We were presented with a large sheet of paper with numbers and descriptions on them where we would tick off the dishes we wanted. There a thick book with about 100 different dishes so we decided to do it yum cha style and get afew smallish sized ones. Kate was so excited and happy on this leg of the journey. It was really nice little town and really happy we went there.
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Relaxing day
... called Born to be Wild, about 2 different ladies in Africa, one who raises orphaned elephants and the other who raises orphaned chimps. It was a really great movie, and highly recommend seeing it, if you have Imax near you.
After, we headed into the centre of Den Haag, and went for coffee at Dudok, which we have been to before. Then we hit the shops. The inner centre of town, is laid out with great pedestrian walkways all ...
Staggered in WIthout Sleep to Gracious Welcome
Greetings from the Netherlands! The rest of the journey (after my TSA conflict yesterday) was pretty much without incident. Got extremely lucky with the seat--I had paid for an upgrade to Economy Plus, which put me on the aisle in the first row next to the door and across from the First Class Bulkhead, where the flight attendants sit for take-off and landing. There are several huge advantages to this. One: I get about four feet of legroom in front of me, I have ...
Road trippin' Dutch land
... in the distance there was lots on the beachfront so we decided to check it out. There is a massive pier that they have built which contains shops and a bungee jump over the ocean on the tip. There are hotels and more shops all lining the beach edge with people swarming everwhere...seemed to be a happening place. We drove through the city centre of the Hague but found that we couldn't get close enough to see any of the buildings ...
The culture shock,
... imaginable color or pattern, they wear
heavy fancy coats in winter and trench coats in summer. Their hair is
straight and a bit shorter than shoulder length. It is gelled to the
back, like John Travolta in Grease-minus the Rock 'n' Roll.
The Dutch are less high.
Weed is for weirdos,expats and international students /tourists .
Weed is allowed, so why would you. No thrill-no fun.
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