Days and nights are getting crispy, leafs are falling and people one bikes in Amsterdam are transforming similarly.
This afternoon I took advantage of a nice enough day and sat down for lunch outside on the curb of Runstraat, smack in the middle of the famous Nine Little Streets. Slowly digesting my Club Chicken sandwich [...]
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Just an Amsterdam native who won't take his city and its cycling extravaganza for granted anymore, thinking these posts might be clues to others, inspiration perhaps, if you will...
Days and nights are getting crispy, leafs are falling and people one bikes in Amsterdam are transforming similarly.
This afternoon I took advantage of a nice enough day and sat down for lunch outside on the curb of Runstraat, smack in the middle of the famous Nine Little Streets. Slowly digesting my Club Chicken sandwich I took a few snapshot of Amsterdammers, doing what they do on any given Sunday.
Yellow on blue
The kid has assumed the appropriate position
Lady in Red
Or you just feel your house needs a new shade of white
It is, I should do it more often, play tourist in my own town :-p. Cheers.
Maria Gatti added these cyclelicious words on November 4, 2008 |Permalink
Béret, jacket and gloves weather here too (though we’ll actually have a few warm days this week). I’ve been pondering getting a soft shell jacket but wondering if that is too “kit” or “lycra” for a would-be chic cyclist? (Oh, I would wear it with a skirt).
The Stratjes are so sweet. Great organic baker there, as well as a shop that sells nothing but toothbrushes!
I wouldn’t even know what a soft shell jacket is, Maria. No really, I don’t. But the words ‘kit’ and ‘lycra’ do scare me :-p.
De Negen Straatjes are awesome, like a little town inside the city (although there are more parts of Amsterdam like that…actually, every neighborhood is basically like that). The bakery, yeah, it’s top notch. I like the odd toothbrushes shop as much as I like the Jordaan’s second hand glasses store, cute! ;-p
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