Travels of Matt and Liz » Netherlands

Netherlands, February 2004

Matt enjoying chips Netherlands style
Amsterdam, Netherlands
The tulip country
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Huh?
Amsterdam, Netherlands
A Dutch post box
Amsterdam, Netherlands
The shape of the land warps houses and roads
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Matt’s new favourite author
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Broom broom
Amsterdam, Netherlands
The city of canals is beautiful
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Loveeeeers!
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Which one is uglier?
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Good for transfering the pounds from the wallet to the waistline
Amsterdam, Netherlands
One of the larger groups of almshouses
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Who is holding who up?
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Don’t get hit by that bicycle
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Our lunch spot
Amsterdam, Netherlands
No beanies! See it is getting warmer
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Wow! A place that markets condos
Amsterdam, Netherlands
On the way home from the supermarket
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Putt-putt-putt. Not quite the car sized version
Amsterdam, Netherlands
A ‘real’ windmill
Haarlem, Netherlands
Quiet courtyard
Haarlem, Netherlands
Don’t fall in!
Haarlem, Netherlands
In front of St Bavo’s basilica
Haarlem, Netherlands
Ok.. so we liked this place
Haarlem, Netherlands
Once again, Liz takes better photos than Matt
Haarlem, Netherlands
Bicycle parking lot
Leiden, Netherlands
Following the almshouses tour
Leiden, Netherlands
Oh. Another almshouse
Leiden, Netherlands
These chocolate shops are everywhere!
Leiden, Netherlands
The great new Escher museum
Den Haag, Netherlands
Chandelier sculpture
Den Haag, Netherlands
Portrait of Matt Ryall

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