it's the too-huge world vaulting us, and it's good-by. but we lean forward to the next crazy venture beneath the skies.

and here comes the last part of the interrail! and it looked like this:


we fell asleep in nice, ate breakfast in paris, had dinner and beer in brussels and finally fell asleep again in amsterdam (gah how cool that sounded). and don't you just love those boards that have those spinning-turning-swirling-alphabets.


i fell in love with amsterdam and it's bikes and canals.


and these homes, i should be living there with edwin


i tried really hard to make that longboard cooperate with me, it didn't.


tip! if you get hungry while strolling around amsterdam, go here and eat yourself stuffed on cheese-samples!


the redlight district turned strangely scenic as the sun had set. there were many swans as well. amsterdam was one of my favourites and our hosts were golden. i could live in that city.


but soon it was time to head home. i was reading slaughterhouse 5 and there was a baby screaming in the same traincabin. linda was trembling with annoyance hehe. i thought it funny and looked at these things instead:

one of the prettiest things in the whole wide world. and it felt good to be heading home again.