Thought that dude with the bike was the Dutch PM, Mark Rutte for a quick second. He’s been known to ride his bike around on days with good weather. Altogether, this is a really good TR.
PS, the chamber for the House of Representatives and the Senate are somewhere in the back of the Binnenhof complex I think. Also, if you saw an octagonal-shaped tower attached to the Binnenhof that was most definitely the Dutch PMs office.
I’ve been reading your stuff on here (still have not finished, will try not to) for a while now Andy. I absolutely love your TRs (personal favorite is your TR from the 2013 TX/Midwest Trip). You always have interesting stuff, and this TR is no exception. I love all the architecture and interesting points in the Benelux and France. If I were in the Netherlands, I’d visit the Binnenhof, in The Hague, the official seat of government in the Netherlands. Now, before I get into Dutch politics (I’m American). It’s a really interesting building. You definitely wouldn’t think it was a government building.
Can’t wait to see more!
Absolutely agree here. Now, I went later in IBs life, but I could still feel it. Not so much, but a little bit, if it counts. I could tell this place had a history and a charm unlike any other park I’ve ever been to.
I was extremely sad to hear about IBs closure. (I think I said that already, but I’ll say it again) It will forever be one of the great American theme parks.
Dang. After 94 years, Indiana Beach has closed.
I only went here twice, after seeing it multiple times here on TPR and seeing just what IB was all about. I had family in a little town nearby called Delphi, and many of the kids would have summer jobs at IB. Anyways, the two times I went I had some of the best fun possible. It’s got a permanent spot on my list of top theme/amusement parks.
So long, Indiana Beach.
You will be dearly missed.
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