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  • The Wolf Pack Grows By One note: this is being typed on some weird computer where letters and numbers are in different places and some are gone altogether: excuse the odd punctuation and other oddly typed things Posted by meganselby in We Are Not Teachers Anymore | Nov 6, 2009
  • Our weekend in Amsterdam *Saturday was disappointingly very rainy and cold. *We did a lot of wandering and exploring the city, as well as getting lost. *We rented bikes which was fun. It was hard to get used to pedaling backwards to stop. The city Posted by graciej in Grace's Most Excellent Adventure | Oct 25, 2009
  • Welkom bij Amsterdam We spent most of the day traveling. Our bus was supposed to leave at noon but left an hour late. We were also stopped by the police (which in Dutch is "politie", which I have found to be accurate) so Posted by graciej in Grace's Most Excellent Adventure | Oct 23, 2009
  • Not quite yet... Sorry guys, i'm not gone yet. Leaving the 24th so you're going to have to wait. Posted by Sanderke in Gap year '09/'10 | Oct 21, 2009
  • Amsterdam, Netherlands We had a great last day! Went went to the Anne Frank House this morning and it was excellent. It's a worthwhile visit for anyone. It's been many years since I read the diary but actually being Posted by 60somethin in Adventures of Leigh & Sam | Sep 30, 2009
  • Amsterdam, Netherlands We arrived in Amsterdam yesterday afternoon and only had time to get oriented, have a great dinner, and visit a coffee shop. Today we did a Canal Cruise, went to Amsterdam's famous outdoor street market, toured the Van Gogh Posted by 60somethin in Adventures of Leigh & Sam | Sep 29, 2009
  • Amsterdam to Cologne Last night we spent our first night on board the Scenic Diamond. It is a truly luxurious ship. We even have pencils that have a diamond (diamonte) on top of them. Yesterday we met our Cruise Director (Marianne - Posted by mikey-mich in Mikey & Mich's Scenic Adventure | Sep 29, 2009
  • Amsterdam - Grimier than when I was last there Amsterdam wasn't quite as charming as I remembered (possibly having to do with us staying in the Red Light District this time around, as opposed to the fancy parts when I was there for an interview a couple years ago). Property Posted by chrisvasil in Overland for 8 Months | Sep 18, 2009
  • Amsterdam FRIDAY - 25th The drive from Brugge to Amsterdam was uneventful until we arrived into Amsterdam. We were doing really well so far with the right hand lanes and all the other things (the roundabouts are a bit of a Posted by mikey-mich in Mikey & Mich's Scenic Adventure | Sep 27, 2009
  • Wasting time and possibly money OK, I just deleted this entire post I was about to put on here, so now I have to rewrite it as my timed internet runs out. This is what the original message was supposed to say: I am in the Posted by lmckenn6 in A Broad Goes Abroad | Sep 17, 2009
  • Een nieuw blog!! Hoi, Of ik ooit weer op reis ga weet ik niet, ben er ook nog niet echt mee bezig hoewel het natuurlijk wel weer erg leuk zou zijn, terug naar Mexico, Paraguay of Colombia of Ecuador!! Maar ja, eerst maar weer Posted by j.wietsma in Joop op reis....alweer?!? | Sep 16, 2009
  • Journal du 8 septembre 2009 Journal du 8 septembre 2009 Après avoir terminé nos bagages, nous partons tous les trois en direction de la ville la plussse bellle au monde : La Pocatiére Just kidding : Amsterdam Nous rencontrons dans le train Alex (un américain de San Fransisc Posted by Pierre-Luc in EUROTRIP 2009-2010 | Sep 11, 2009
  • Vegas has nothing on Amsterdam (whats that smell??) After a night train from Copenhagen we arrived in Amsterdam around 10am. We found our way to the new hostel (The Flying Pig) and we were surprised that we were able to already check in. Just on our Posted by crantravel in The D & C World Tour! | Sep 9, 2009
  • Hot 'Dam! We knew we were in the Netherlands when.. .. all of a sudden, there were hundreds, maybe thousands, of bicycles! Every station we passed, inumerable gleaming chrome handles of European bikes caught the eye, stacked up against one another. Posted by deepaksuma in Running 'round the world | Sep 8, 2009
  • Nijmegen Part I Founded during Roman occupation over 2,000 years ago, Nijmegen (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nijmegen) is allege Posted by jim.labbe in Mij Blaag | Sep 7, 2009
  • Amsterdam Part 2 Amsterdam Part 2 Friday 4/9/09 Our last day in Amsterdam we are off early to Anne Frank’s house. The museum has been renovated since Peter was there last and was an amazing experience. As we went through there are real accounts Posted by archkim in Kim and Peter's European Adventure | Sep 6, 2009
  • Amsterdam After a long flight from Singapore via London we arrived in Amsterdam on Tuesday 1/9/09. The weather when we arrived was again overcast but that didn't stop us from venturing out after checking into our hotel. The hotel Peter chose Posted by archkim in Kim and Peter's European Adventure | Sep 3, 2009
  • Amsterdam Okay I haven't updated in a while because internet has been hard to get. On Saturday I packed up and left Berlin. My friend Eszter, who I met in Berlin, is from Hungary and I have been travelling Posted by cfarinel in Cait in Europe | Aug 26, 2009
  • I Hate Bikes, Officially Today got off to a grand start. I walked into Dam square and rented a bike so I could make my way to the sort of southern part of Amsterdam that I hadn’t seen yet. It was pouring rain, but Posted by veggiepack in Europe 2009 | Aug 25, 2009
  • Amsterdammm Wow, neglecting the blog a little! Don’t worry I’m back on track, this one might just be a bit long.. On Saturday I got up early and went for a jog around the park in Rotterdam and the port, saw the Posted by veggiepack in Europe 2009 | Aug 24, 2009
  • The Hague I went this morning to The Hague, which is only about 50 minutes by rain from downtown Amsterdam. It was nce to see Amsterdam in the morning, before the tourists and the bikes overwhelm the streets. Its a Posted by GenBlogs in That's What She Said | Aug 22, 2009
  • Amsterdam I got up early and made my way across town to the Anne Frank House. Although I arrived 5 mins before the museum opened, there was still a line. The Museum walls contain excerpts from Anne's diary, and Posted by GenBlogs in That's What She Said | Aug 22, 2009
  • Amsterdam I arrived at my hostel in Amsterdam without getting lost. Whoooo. My room was on the top floor(8 flights of stairs), which was torture when I arrived, as it was ridiculously hot outside. My room was the Posted by GenBlogs in That's What She Said | Aug 22, 2009
  • Rotterdam So here's a photo from the Dutch game we played the other night.. Doesn't really say much but it was really fun. Anyways yesterday Laura and I got up and ready for our day out in Rot Posted by veggiepack in Europe 2009 | Aug 22, 2009
  • Visiting Volendam and Marken After a grueling day in Amsterdam, we took advantage of a little downtime on Friday morning, and created a tasty breakfast in our gourmet kitchen. The menu consisted of scrambled eggs with Posted by PATTI-K in Cheese, Beer, & Chocolate | Aug 13, 2009
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