12-01-2024, 03:41 PM
Hamsterdam? Yes. Rome? No — got there last Monday, so almost a week.
‘Dam is such a great town. We both know it, have our haunts, beautiful city (even in the cold & grey). Staying at airport Hilton, took train into the Main Station, then taxi in the light rain to our fave restaurant, Plantage. After an excellent relaxed dinner (highlights: Wild Boar ravioli, a Jerusalem artichoke soup with smoked portabello mushrooms). Just a buncha small plates. Sooooo good.
Afterwards, we walked 30 min back to the train station, and now back in our room at the airport. Our bags were checked through to SF, so we are both working from our back-up clothes. It turns out that we both travel with back-up clothing/meds.
‘Dam is such a great town. We both know it, have our haunts, beautiful city (even in the cold & grey). Staying at airport Hilton, took train into the Main Station, then taxi in the light rain to our fave restaurant, Plantage. After an excellent relaxed dinner (highlights: Wild Boar ravioli, a Jerusalem artichoke soup with smoked portabello mushrooms). Just a buncha small plates. Sooooo good.
Afterwards, we walked 30 min back to the train station, and now back in our room at the airport. Our bags were checked through to SF, so we are both working from our back-up clothes. It turns out that we both travel with back-up clothing/meds.
In the Tudor Period, Fencing Masters were classified in the Vagrancy Laws along with Actors, Gypsys, Vagabonds, Sturdy Rogues, and the owners of performing bears.
