Last Pre-Baby Trip Day 3 (22 April, 2007)
^ View from the back of the Hotel Orion in Kaag, Holland ^
After breakfast, we hit the road at about 10:30 to drive to Kaag, Holland. We split off from Scott, Susan and Lena at Kassel and it was a shame to see them go - we had a great time with them and we were very glad they were able to join us at Marions.
On the way to Kaag, we stopped at the Kröller-Müller museum very near Arnhem which cost 34 euros all told (entry and parking). It was pricey, but the Van Gogh paintings they had were amazing - they have 278 works by him - and a lot of them were very pleasant and happy...unlike the Van Gogh we mostly know of.
We also got on a couple of free bycicles and went for a short ride. It was a very nice way to break up the monotony of a long haul highway drive.
We got to Kaag at about 6:00pm and put our stuff in the room then walked around to find a restaurant.
We ate at a small marina pub called Eymerhof. I had a 'frikandel' which is defined by the folks at Lonely Planet as 'a deep-fried meat snack'. Essentially it's a bratwurst, with more serious after effects. Laura had a much safer ham and cheese sandwich with fries. A water and two baby beers (both for me...to drown the frikandel) rounded out the meal and it was a tasty, light dinner which only cost us 15 euros.
We took our time walking back to the hotel and Laura was out like a light by 10:00pm.
After breakfast, we hit the road at about 10:30 to drive to Kaag, Holland. We split off from Scott, Susan and Lena at Kassel and it was a shame to see them go - we had a great time with them and we were very glad they were able to join us at Marions.
On the way to Kaag, we stopped at the Kröller-Müller museum very near Arnhem which cost 34 euros all told (entry and parking). It was pricey, but the Van Gogh paintings they had were amazing - they have 278 works by him - and a lot of them were very pleasant and happy...unlike the Van Gogh we mostly know of.
We also got on a couple of free bycicles and went for a short ride. It was a very nice way to break up the monotony of a long haul highway drive.
We got to Kaag at about 6:00pm and put our stuff in the room then walked around to find a restaurant.
We ate at a small marina pub called Eymerhof. I had a 'frikandel' which is defined by the folks at Lonely Planet as 'a deep-fried meat snack'. Essentially it's a bratwurst, with more serious after effects. Laura had a much safer ham and cheese sandwich with fries. A water and two baby beers (both for me...to drown the frikandel) rounded out the meal and it was a tasty, light dinner which only cost us 15 euros.
We took our time walking back to the hotel and Laura was out like a light by 10:00pm.
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