Amsterdam Oosterpark Inn
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Homeland of the Tall & Beautiful
... for years and always find somewhere new to shop or eat. The people are great too, everyone I met today was very courteous, and it's great that everyone speaks English! I've tried to learn some Dutch, but it's quite hard to pick up. Hopefully one day I'll get to stay longer and have more time to learn. Tonight, I get to meet a bunch of Rachel's friends at her house! I'm very excited! Next stop ...
Sailing round the docks!
... Mansion because it is in a clear perspex case and consists of more than a hundred rooms, alleys and outdoor spaces. It stands about 8 feet tall, 4 feet wide, 2 feet deep and is so detailed. The rooms depict a different aspect of life, home, work and play. A child's delight (and for adults too!)
What a health hazard all thee cyclists are - they make no sound as they run you over! And Amsterdam is a cyclists dream. We passed a "cycle ...
The Original Sin City
... First of all it had a large audiovisual component which was pretty cool. There was an interactive "brew you" section of the tour, where you enter a tilting platform and a video shows you what its like to be brewed as beer. The platform tilts and hops while the audience is heated by heat lamps, sprayed with water and exposed to other various amusements.
In the evening Nathan and I went out for dinner, and then sat at a cafe (a normal cafe, not a coffee ...
A day in Amsterdam
... are wide open and the breeze is blowing gently through the living room. During the day the Windows's anything but gentle, reminding us all of our cycling travails. Even Deborah said the the weather of the last week (no surprise for us) has been surprisingly cold and windy, especially in the North! That's all for now! Just returned from dinner at Bird a Thai restaurant. Our walk there and back took us through the red light district, the coffee shop district, the gay mens's ...
Amsterdam
... appreciate every last bite. open your mind, arms, and heart to new things and people, we are united in our differences. ask the next person you see what their passion is, and share your inspiring dream with them. travel often; getting lost will help you find yourself. some opportunities only come once, seize them. life is about the people you meet, and the things you create with them, so go out and start creating. life is short. live your dream and share your passion.
Next stop: Bruselas! ...
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