Petit Prince
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Good day for souvenirs!!
... Amy stayed on the bridge to take a photo. Well, some of the windows along the way were occupied, and when they saw Mike walking by himself down the street, they opened their doors or knocked on their windows and let him know that they were looking for business! :)
The diamond factory tour wasn't much of a tour, it was mostly an excuse to bring people into the showroom to buy things. But we did get to see some amazingly beautiful diamonds, but at some crazy ...
In all of Amsterdam...
... of tetter totter that boucy's and swings around it is wild, I think i might try it next time.
We found a perfect place for lunch near the University for some sammies and coffee. Then headed to the Hermitage to check out the impressionists. The great thing about the museums here is that they haven't had a tonne of paintings, you can get it all done easily in an hour. Which is about ...
Amsterdam and 7 days bike and barge
... we stayed close in a line and had right of way over everything else. So we wended our way to Schoonhoven, famous for its silversmiths. Luckily not open, could have been expensive, but is a very pretty town with central canal and lots of hanging flower baskets. Stopping for photo ops also has its moments when in larger groups, so we soon became a fun group of two Aussies- Caroline and mum Annie, one Canadian -Ed, whose wife Donna followed us on board the barge, friend Piek and ...
Lieliski stopējas
... s aizejam uz to otru pasākumu, mēs ar Benjamin un vēl vienu bijām 3 vienīgie kam nebija ritenis no tās alus brūvētavas, mēs braucām ar sabiedrisko. Un tad Benjamin kaut ko runā tur ar kādu tajā CS pasākumā un viņš jautā vai Benjamin ir mans uzņēmējs. Es tā uzreiz pēc tam viņam jautāju ...
Leaving Paris, Amsterdam
... had clear instructions from Briony on how to get to our hotel and it only took about 20 minutes to walk there under the eaves of shops.
Our eyes boggled when we were buzzed into the Nadia Hotel where we were staying. A very narrow long set of stairs went up and up and up (39 stairs with a tiny tread and that was only to the next floor) My eyes flicked to the side looking for a lift. Nup. However a staff member rushed down the stairs, put a suitcase ...
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Amenities
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Kids activities or Babysitting
- Kitchenette
- Pets allowed