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A Very Gouda Day
I have the same breakfast as yesterday, put my Kindle in my bag, and we (just Caleb and I) are out the door. Caleb runs back to the house and has to be let in to get his headphones for … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Entertainment, Food, Friends, History, Music, People, Travel, Water
Tagged alcohol, architecture, audiotour, canals, church, factory, Gouda, international, museum, Netherlands, outside, stained glass, transportation
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Utrecht on Dinsdag
I wake up congested and add milk to my coffee so I can drink it faster while I eat a banana and some yogurt with blueberries. Caleb has our transportation route ready. We grab our bags, say our see-you-laters, and … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Art, Family, Food, Friends, History, Media, Places, Travel, Water
Tagged alcohol, architecture, church, international, memories, Miffy, model train, museum, Netherlands, signs, stained glass, toys, trains
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Zuiderzee Museum
I’m up early this morning, so I read a bit of Walking Home before joining everyone for a varied breakfast downstairs. I get to try semolina porridge (griesmeel pap), which is a high-protein alternative to oat yogurt, which has more … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Art, Books, Food, Friends, History, Plants, Travel, Water
Tagged alcohol, boat, culture, currency, highway, international, museum, national park, Netherlands, Zuiderzee
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Home of Guinness
This nickname for Ireland took almost one hundred years to brew. It started with Arthur Guinness who founded St. James’s Gate Brewery in 1759 and signed a 9,000-year lease for four acres. As his beer gained in consumption, the brewery … Continue reading
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Tagged alcohol, B&B, church, Guinness World Record, Ireland, museum, national park
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Picking a Bone in Bermuda
I enjoyed seeing the fort shrouded in darkness, the island at night from inside the van, and the cruise ship lit up in the harbor but I’m looking forward to seeing these things in the light. I drift off to … Continue reading
