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Tsukishima shinto and sea view
Tsukishima is a lovely place to walk and explore. There are many thing to see.
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Going to Tainan
We went to Tainan and saw Fort Zeelandia and the Eternal Golden Castle.
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Nara Park
We walked through Nara Park and had some very nice views. The Today-Ji temple is a very big place we had to visit.
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Next stop Nagoya
We walked through Nagoya city and came accross a fighter jet show, a shrine, very nice buildings and modern streets with art. We explored the Castle grounds and the palace within the castle grounds.
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Elephant Nature Park Chiang Mai
We went to see Elephants living in a free place and feeling happy. It was magnificent.
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Bird park and Suria KLCC
We visited the Bird Park in Kuala Lumpur and the shopping center Suria in KLCC. This is also the place of the Petronas Twin Towers.
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New stay and National Park Weerribben
We left our lovely stay in Putten, said goodbye to our hostess and a few hours later we arrived at our next stay in Zwolle. New stay This stay is a farm that’s build on a mount. We get to stay in the front of the house and are allowed to use its massive garden. The owner and his wife are staying in the other side of the house and have their own private garden aswell. For the next ten days we will be staying here. Not too bad right?! National Park Weerribben This Park is actually called Weerribben – Wieden because it’s divided in two pieces. For every park…
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Hoge Veluwe – Round 2
We had some down time the past few days, mostly due to a combination of bad weather, covid vaccinations and some personal work projects. The weather was shaping up again yesterday and we decided to go back to the Hoge Veluwe park. We had not seen a few places yet. Kröller-Müller Museum In the park we took the free white bicycles and rode to the Kröller-Müller Museum. This museum was build in the middle of the park and owned the art collection of the Kröller-Müller family. It hosts one of the most largest collections of van Gogh. We walked faster through the pieces of art then we wanted, because it…
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