After teary farewells, Jeremy got us to SFO, Alaskan got us to SEAttle, and Delta got us to AMSterdam. The flight on Delta was one of the best trans-Atlantics ever, Vicki getting a row to herself, me getting unlimited single malts and movies of choice. After immigration and customs and collecting luggage, Rene met us in
Le Duc, everything ship-shape and Bristol-fashion, and, after the usual payment and paperwork, we settled in at Amsterdamse Bos campground in Amstelveen, where the usually gruff owner remembered us as if we were old friends. We stayed up as late as we could, unpacking, re-acquainting ourselves with
Le Duc, and then crashed.
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Vicki has gotten very good and very consistent at the 50 lb
limit; each one of our checked bags weighed 50.4 lbs |
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So, yeah, Alaskan (right) got us to Seattle (middle left) and Delta
(left) got us to Amsterdam |
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Mt. Rainier detail |
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The route took us over coastal ranges |
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Thus, closer |
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And a confluence of great rivers...and then the Rockies, and
then over cloudy central Canada, Hudson Bay, Greenland,
and then the North Sea...Vicki sleeping, me watching TBL
for the 111th time (always some new gem) then The Big Short,
then bits of Concussion |
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And then, on final, the tulip fields and warehouses south of
Haarlem |
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Thus |
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Low country |
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As an old windmill greets us just before touchdown |
2 comments:
Diana and I are packing our bags. We leave for London in two days. Wes stays home. xxxooo
Have a great trip! I guess maybe our ships will pass in the Channel!
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