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Catching up!!!
... often we can't get google connection.
Anyway, here goes. First day on the Idun Viking ship we just unpacked, chilled out and ate and drank! You could very easily get so used to this lifestyle of letting everyone else do everything for you. The staff cannot do enough and always with a smile.
We sailed from Amsterdm at 11.30 pm on Saturday 26 May (can't feel any movement at all). Our first stop ...
Land of the big cheese!
... with each offer until they reach agreement and then shake hands. We saw the weighing station --a giant wooden balance with weights on one side and cheese on the other. They would also weigh people and give a certificate stating their official weight. We had a snack in a cafe and then went to see the stained glass windows in the church there. They were quite impressive! The church is the longest in the Netherlands and has the most stained glass. Some of the windows date back ...
Oude Binnenweg - My Favourite Street In Europe
... the world than there are horses."
This was a smiling pair of policemen who seemed to be enjoying the sunshine and the post-match bonhomie of the street as much as the rest of us and so Kurt's observation was kinda irrelevant, even though it is true.
The "dailywok" was trying to grab a bit of the street trade ...
Gilze (Tilburg) day 2
... as pretty much everywhere in cities here, is a nightmare. After a lot of searching, ‘I’ located a rather small carpark on the canal (ie don’t get the parking wrong), and squeezed his (borrowed) father’s car into it. We then walked for some distance around the streets looking for a suitable canal cruise, since S’s first choice (after some research on the Web) was closed for the winter. We did indeed find a wonderful cruise, but the ...
A Place To Hide Your Cranes
... Continuing down the centre road for a little more I still make my way towards the city museum, under the impression I could see something from the outside. This is not true – I cannot even see the building itself. Cranes and machinery dot the road, fencing it off well before I’m within good photographing distance. I can’t even pretend I went now. The detour they set up with has you around the back of another museum, through a park, over a small foot bridge and out ...
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