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  • AdventuresTonight I am staying in - yesterday was enough of an adventure for me. The day was exhausting as I worked my way through the paper I need to have ready for presentation soon - though good news came that an Posted by PlanetMEP in Mis Viajes | May 26, 2012
  • First Day of WorkRide with me to work [[http://youtu.be/mhiHmX11Zkc|Riding to Work]] I put my U.S. cell phone in my pocket and put it on video as I thought it might be fun to show some of my morning commute and others doing the same. Look Posted by PlanetMEP in Mis Viajes | May 24, 2012
  • Who's on First?Where was I? Oh yes I was busy with the story of the Pharisee and the Publican represented in the stained glass window in the church in Gouda. Taxes are gripping, and make gripping stories. It turns out Posted by apersephone in The Sweet Bag of the Busy Bee | May 24, 2012
  • First Full DayThe alarm on my international phone gives a new meaning to an obnoxious alarm - I think I will better appreciate the tunes my love's alarm plays in the morning after my stay here. I awoke just before the blaring Posted by PlanetMEP in Mis Viajes | May 23, 2012
  • Hello NijmegenThe plane flight which was not that long ago already seems so far gone in the past. All the anxiety and sadness I felt at the airport disappeared as i busied myself with airplane movies, a restless nap, and ultimately Posted by PlanetMEP in Mis Viajes | May 22, 2012
  • Sponsoractie!Hoi hoi, Omdat we centjes willen inzamelen om sportmateriaal voor project 'Crer e Ser' te kopen als we daar zijn, hebben we op zaterdag 16 juni een spinning sponsor marathon georganiseerd bij Arendse Health Club in Tilburg! Je kunt nu nog een Posted by MaritenPaul in Project Paul & Marit in Brazilië | May 20, 2012
  • Amsterdam ExpressDay One of the “Keramiek Dagen” (Gouda’s International Pottery Fair) has passed rather well for the “Bee’s Tour of Gouda Buzzing Through Vinita’s Lens”. Today will be Day Two. People are asking us “Do you give Posted by apersephone in The Sweet Bag of the Busy Bee | May 17, 2012
  • Now in the NetherlandsCamped halfway between Haarlem and Amsterdam. Weather is quite hot and sticky, lots of midges in the campsite. Cycling in the Netherlands is superb, the campsites not so hot but this one has wifi, which is great. Posted by beyondbritain in My Big Bike Adventure | May 17, 2012
  • Amsterdam - Part TwoThe last couple of days have been a whirlwind tour of museums canals and houses. Amsterdam's a beautiful place but it's hard to capture on film. My favorite has been the Jordaan neighborhood. Less touristy and more canals. [img=http://photos.traveller Posted by Ian McKelvey in The 30-Year Loop | May 13, 2012
  • Ceramic DaysWhen I have a moment to spare in Gouda I enjoy visiting my local thrift shops; I find it very relaxing and perhaps reassuring walking around looking at a great deal of things I would not like either to purchase Posted by apersephone in The Sweet Bag of the Busy Bee | May 10, 2012
  • Amsterdam - Part OneI made it safely to Amsterdam. British Airways is a pretty nice way to go. Everyone's very polite and the drinks are free! I didn't realize how close Amsterdam was to London. My flight from Heathrow to AMS was only Posted by Ian McKelvey in The 30-Year Loop | May 10, 2012
  • Amsterdam 2012 We arrived in Amsterdam on May 2nd. We are a party of seven, Shelley, Sandra's Mom (Louise), Sandra's sister (Nadine), Sandra's brother-in-law (Mark), and Sandra's nieces (Jordyn and H Posted by 2 Grammas in Seek adventures with our eyes open! | May 9, 2012
  • Just arrived in AmsterdamHave just arrived at Camping Zeeburg, Amsterdam. There is no ice on the ground and there is green grass and leafy trees everywhere, oh what a difference a few months make. Last time here it was New Years Eve 2010. Posted by sheloc in Trip 2012 | May 9, 2012
  • 2012May 2nd The seven of us arrived in Amsterdam from various points of departure. After a free trip on the tram, we trudged to the Hotel Kap, where we were faced with the "world famous steep stairs." After that, Shelley is Posted by Mark's Pride in Checking the Bucket List | May 7, 2012
  • Fancy a 16th Century Building?Growing up in Northern California historical houses were those that had been built about hundred years previously, namely in the late 19th century or early 20th century after the earthquake and fire of 1908. There weren’t many of these Posted by apersephone in The Sweet Bag of the Busy Bee | May 2, 2012
  • What's Up With the Orange?Once upon a time there was a little town in the south of France called Orange. Actually the Romans used to like to hang out there so it could be viewed as more of a big run down town. Posted by apersephone in The Sweet Bag of the Busy Bee | Apr 26, 2012
  • A quarter of a century Naast deze birthday message wil ik graag een mededeling doen voor m'n Nederlandse matties, een mededeling die van behoorlijk fundamentele aard is, in zoverre zelfs dat het m'n lev Posted by Anon of Holland in A Dutchman in Korea | Apr 26, 2012
  • Review: Gouda's Art MomentGouda’s “Art Moment” route is a successful springtime adventure out through the historical city center’s streets into galleries, homes and special spaces. Art lovers everywhere look for experiences that express thoughts and emotions through color, struct Posted by apersephone in The Sweet Bag of the Busy Bee | Apr 24, 2012
  • Africa 2012Here we go again...............................stay tuned. Date of departure is May 1. Posted by 2 Grammas in Seek adventures with our eyes open! | Apr 20, 2012
  • The flower fields of holland! Amsterdam  Woke up after not a too bad  of asleep and over night some more people arrived to share the room who seem pretty decent.  We had breakfast in the bar atea which was the same strange stuff so i had ceral. Posted by Jeschristy in The Great European Adventure | Apr 14, 2012
  • Leaving Belgium for Holland !   Well We can tick all the things to do in Belgium off the list. Belgium beer, waffles, chocolate, hot chocolate, double fried fries and mussels!  We had the worst night sleep with the noise from the bar downstairs. And it was Posted by Jeschristy in The Great European Adventure | Apr 14, 2012
  • The influx of ScotsSo had a whirl wind of visitors these last two weeks, been mighty fine indeed!! Such a treat to speak scots and people not look at you blankly!! My first dear guest was the fabulous Abigail Faldon! If you don't Posted by ciaramenzies in Haarlem and Yonder | Apr 13, 2012
  • Sawing Off A Cultural ExperienceThis coming weekend, the 14th and 15th of April 2012, is known as the [[http://www.kunstmomentgouda.nl/moment12.php|“Art Moment”]] weekend in Gouda (clue to the highlighted item on their website if you don't speak Dutch: Deelnemers = the list of participa Posted by apersephone in The Sweet Bag of the Busy Bee | Apr 12, 2012
  • Visa for TanzaniaCollecting our visas today. The visa office is located in the same building as a trucking company, and so the receptionist who is very knowledgeable on the benefits of single or double entry visas, can also give you a Posted by bumble_bee in Africa trip | Apr 12, 2012
  • On The MenuOnce many many years ago I was a fresh faced American teenager spending a drizzling summer in Northern Germany. “Immer Regen,” my host mother would sigh looking at the grey clouds hanging low in the mid 1980’s. On Posted by apersephone in The Sweet Bag of the Busy Bee | Apr 5, 2012
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