Haarlem/Amsterdam
Sunday, June 27, 2004
Sunday was our 4th day in Amsterdam, and our last night at the botel. Mike & I took a train into
a town called Haarlem about 15 miles from Amsterdam. It was a very quiet, quaint little town. The only place
that had anything going on was a square in the middle of the town, and there was a book market going on that day.
We spent a good part of the day in Haarlem, and then came back to Amsterdam & had a late lunch at an outdoor cafe in Dam Square.
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We spent a good part of the day in Haarlem, and then came back to Amsterdam & had a late lunch at an outdoor cafe in Dam Square.
There are a lot of pictures, so if you get an empty box with just an X in it, right-click the box and select Show Picture.
At the Haarlem train station
An example of just HOW MANY people ride bikes there
Looking into the main square . . .
A huge old church in the main square
Inside the main square . . .
Some people who were walking around town putting on a performance of some sort.
It was all in dutch, so we didn't understand what any of it was about.
It was all in dutch, so we didn't understand what any of it was about.
Taking a break before heading back to Amsterdam
Back in Amsterdam, in an area called Dam Square . . .