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Spring in Amsterdam
Amsterdam was the first stop on the European leg of my trip. I haven't spent much time in Europe and am super excited to spend six weeks bouncing around different countries, riding trains, eating delicious food and experiencing spring in Europe. It randomly happened that Chelsea, a friend of mine from Smith, who lives in Northern Ireland, was also …
And A Wee Lass She Was In Andahuaylas!
Yo, I´m nearly there at Cusco. Tommorow should see the last long bus trip (for a while at least). Early start to catch the 5.45am 335km 9+ hour slog to Cusco. Why didn´t I fly there? Doh! Anyhows, I arrived in this sleepy little town of Andahuaylas, which is about halfway between Ayacucho and Cusco, yesterday afternnoon after a gruelling, but …
London to Amsterdam - Day 5
... as soon as I walked out of the station I was blown away. It is like stepping into a different world. London is so neat and ordered and in Amsterdam I am sure those words do not translate. Trams run on the roads and sidewalks, bikes and scooters are everywhere and the cars follow no real rules on the road. You must stay alert constantly when walking around, and soon find that the order of things goes bikes, people, then cars. The weather was cold and ...
Heading Home
... best to bring home to try and they not only told us a kind, but they had stopped and bought it for us because they said we’d pay way more at duty free.
Once we were through customs we had a 2am dinner and then went through the final security at our gate before boarding the flight. The flight was 4.5 hours from Cairo to Amsterdam and we both slept for most of the flight (it was 3:30am after all).
See you all soon,
Love Katie & ...
Amsterdam - Land of Canals and Bicycles
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From Dam Square, we took a leisurely walk down the street to the hotel. On the way, we saw some very interesting stores. Among the most ordinary (remember we were in the Red Light District) yet most interesting to me was The Red Shop. As you can see, everything in it was red. Hence, the name. Once back at the hotel, we sat in the pub until Irma had to leave. I was so glad we had decided to meet. I look forward ...
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