Despite the rain, we truly enjoyed just being together. The four of us (N, D, Dennis and Marion) spent a great hour talking under this cozy umbrella. Anna toured the Museum of Diamonds. No, she didn't get any souveniors!
Man, he's got Big...Feet !
Dinner, in the cold and rain, at a wonderful sidewalk cafe.
I saw an older couple trying to get a photograph with one of them in it and as I often do on vacation, I offered to take their photo if they took ours. They wanted nothing to do with giving me their camera, but the lady graciously offered to take ours. Don't we look relaxed?
The weather was not good, unless you're a duck (cold and rainy). But we carried on and had a great time.
Marion is the bird lady of Amsterdam.
This picture was taken right NEXT to a window with a "practicing" lady of the evening. It is frowned upon to take pictures of these ladies, but this hallway located nearby was good enough.
The architecture is so interesting. Very skinny houses, very close together.
We took a canal cruise which was fascinating. The boats on the side are permanently docked and people live in them as well.
Man, he's got Big...Feet !
Dinner, in the cold and rain, at a wonderful sidewalk cafe.
I saw an older couple trying to get a photograph with one of them in it and as I often do on vacation, I offered to take their photo if they took ours. They wanted nothing to do with giving me their camera, but the lady graciously offered to take ours. Don't we look relaxed?
Flooven,a harbor town. Just like Hans Christian Andersen described it.
And as long as we're featuring stereotypical tourist shots, this one is for my son!
We enjoyed going into the Fun House. Who says Old People can't have fun (ah, Marion would like you to know that SHE is NOT Old)
These are HUGE cookies, made with special messages. I know the one on the left says "I Love You". Google German translations for the rest.
Canal view of Maastricht
