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Thursday Doors
I’m going to need a houseboat, if it doesn’t stop raining pretty soon. We haven’t seen the sun in about a week. We’ve gone well past mud season into some type of New England swamp season. The only residents here … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Thursday Doors
Tagged Europe, Holland, Houseboat, New England, Photography, Rain, Spring, Thursday Doors, Travel
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Weekly Photo Challenge: Admiration
When visiting Amsterdam, the roads, parking lots, and streets aren’t crowded with cars. Instead, they are crowded with bicycles of all types, shapes, and colors. I admire these hearty people for their decision to make their way around their day-t0-day life … Continue reading
Weekly Photo Callenge: ROY G. BIV.
“Roy G. Biv” is an acronym made of the first letters of the seven colors of the rainbow, to help you remember: Red. Orange. Yellow. Green. Blue. Indigo. Violet. It’s also the photo challenge theme for this week!” Check here for other rainbow interpretations of The Daily Post’s weekly … Continue reading
Bicycles plural
I loved Amsterdam. Of course, what’s not to love – wonderful architecture, museums, tulips, canals, great food and bicycles. I especially loved the bicycles. With gasoline at $10 a gallon, they have figured out ways to transport themselves, children, pets, … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Photography, Traveling
Tagged Amsterdam, Bicycles, Bike riders, Holland, Obesity, Riding a bike
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Weekly Photo Challenge: Vivid
Keukenhof Gardens, Holland, is open eight weeks a year, display 7 million bulbs on 79 acres, grow 4.2 million bulbs for sale each year, and has hosted over 50 million visitors from more than 100 countries. 💗 Vivid 💗 In response to The Daily … Continue reading
Postcard from Benelux
We’re back after two 24-hour days of traveling and nine days of sightseeing in three of the most beautiful countries we have ever seen. The initial reason for this trip was to visit my uncle’s grave in the American Cemetery in … Continue reading