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Day out in Amsterdam
... for some reason. You had to take a ticket from one office, go upstairs and wait for your number to be called, when it is called, you have to either upstairs or downstairs to a totally separate building, depending on which train company you were travelling with (the result of privatisation I suppose) and then you had to make sure you asked and paid for the supplement charge if you wanted to take an express train, otherwise it’s a 20 euro fine if the inspector catches you on ...
Lõputult Kolmesid Õdesid ja Vendi
... Hollandiga. Meile käivad nad küll.
Uitame päikeses, mis küll suhteliselt külm, terve päeva vanalinnas. Tahaks siia muinasjutulinna veel tagasi.
Odav supp ei tasu ära! Nagu ilmselt odavpilet...
Tagasitee on hollandlased sulgenud (Kennedytunneli) ja turnime väheke kanalite kallastel, kuhu vaid üks autorida mahub. Nagu näha, vette siiski ei kukkunud.
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More Canals, More Febo, More Fun!
... of the city, it was very busy with people and had enough shops to buy anything you would need. Lisa was very reserved there and we managed to avoid a potentially wallet dangerous shopping spree! Right by the shopping area is one of the best looking buildings in Rotterdam, the Town Hall, it is far more classically designed and gives a much better idea of how Rotterdam would have looked pre WW2. We did actually go to ...
FOOTLOOSE AND FANCY-FREE
... almost as good. They took us in the special lift van used to supply the meals to the galley (kitchen) of the plane. So, we entered the plane with the souflaki and baklava.
We had 3 days in Rotterdam, which, going in, seemed like a long time for a place largely by-passed by tourists and tour groups. We were pleasantly surprised to find that Rotterdam is a progressive people-oriented city full of interesting things to see and do. It also happens to be a ...
Everywhere you go, never take the weather with you
What I've always loved in Tenerife is the nature and the all-year-long weather (thus my third winter escape already).
The nature here never seizes to amaze me. Although the island is very small - I once cycled from one end to another in 6 hours - it hosts the highest mountain of all Spain (which is not exactly a flat country, mind you), a beautiful volcano called el Teide. These two facts combined ...
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