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In September 2009, Bear and Bow Wow made their fourth trip to Europe and first trip to the Netherlands when they visited Amsterdam for a whirlwind weekend.

 

bikes

One of the most convenient ways to get around Amsterdam is by bike. It's even easier if someone else is doing the driving. Move your cursor over the photo for a close up.

 

Jordaan

The boys took a stroll around the scenic Jordaan neighbourhood.

 

By stopping to pose for a picture in front of the Magere Brug (Skinny Bridge), double drawbridge, the boys missed their chance to cross. The bridge master raised the bridge to allow a boat to pass through, forcing the boys to wait with the rest of the pedestrians and cyclists to cross over the Amstel River.

 

Wooden shoes

In an attempt to feel like a local, Bear purchased a pair of wooden shoes, not realizing that no one really wears them anymore.

 

Anne Frank

Naturally, the boys felt a little sad when they visited the Anne Frank House.

 

In Amsterdam, there is no limit to the number of scenic bridges and canals making suitable backdrops for vacation photos.

 

Amstel

Here the boys stop for a photo op on a bridge over the Amstel River.

 

Although they are experienced world-travellers, the boys are still largely innocent to many of the ways of the world. Exploring Amsterdam's famed Red Light District, Bear and Bow Wow were geniunely mystified by many of the wares on display in the shop windows.

 

Palace

The boys stopped by, the Queen's house, Koninklijk Paleis, for a visit, but sadly neither Beatrix nor Maxima were at home.

 

cafe

Canal-side cafes were everywhere in Amsterdam. Here the boys enjoy one last café au lait before heading to Schipol for the flight home.

 

 

Click on one of the links below to see pictures of the other places they have visited:

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