Appartementen Torenlicht Egmond aan Zee
Parallelweg 14 Egmond aan Zee, Noord-Holland, 1931 EW, Netherlands
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Blowing in the Wind
... going on in the courtyard of our hotel, right outside of our room, so we listened to that, while resting our eyes and woke up an hour later!!
By the time we woke up it was almost 8 o'clock so we made our way to a small side street we found earlier with a ton of restaurants. We sat ouside on a patio, enjoying our meal and watching the people pass by. We are really looking foward to seeing Mama and Papa tomorrow!
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I'm Walking on Sunshine - Yeah!
... with a side of sweet pickles, pickled onions, and mustard. The best was dessert - mini dutch pancakes with ice cream.
Our last official stop was the Anne Frank House, the secret annex where Anne hid from the Nazis with 7 other people. After a short presentation, we were able to walk through the building's narrow passageways, steep staircases, read Anne's notes, and see short video presentations from people who actually knew ...
Amsterdam - Days 1 & 2
... hideaways with the Frank family), she promised Otto Frank (Anne's father) that she'd give him her Oscar statue if she won.
She did. And her Academy Award is now in the museum. I've never seen one in real life, but it's pretty cool!
They don't allow photos in the museum, sadly - but we took some of the outside of the building.
We ate at a pancake house after the tour; I had a savory pancake (with spinach and goat cheese) ...
Windmills, Tulips & Clogs, Oh My! (aka Holland)
... home. We got back to Hugo's aunties and crashed on a mattress on the floor, falling asleep within minutes.
The next day, after waking up a bit disorientated (close to afternoon really), we decide to go on a road trip to a place called Giethoorn, which is also known as "Little Venice." Hugo's niece Lotte who is a couple years younger than him, her boyfriend Jesper (who was Hugo's travel buddy in Aus and Lisa's friend) and one of ...
Amsterdam Day 6
... t buy flowers or bulbs since you can’t bring them into the USA, but we did buy a spicy hot gouda cheese. Stuart and a new acquaintance had to pose for a picture at a public urinal near the flower market. After lunch on the ship we took it easy since we’ve been going pretty hard since leaving on the 18th. The captains reception is tonight so we’ll get dressed a little fancier for dinner. Tonight we’ll sail for ...
This hotel was formerly known as: Torenlicht



