I've been contacted by a person who wants a tunic-style male jester's
costume. If anyone on the list is interested in talking to this paying
customer, please reply to me privately.
Dawn
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At 21:37 26/07/2008, you wrote:
Ladies Gents,
H-costume archives doesnt have much on this question, so I'll pose it
directly: What's to do in Amsterdam nearby?
I'm going to be in Amsterdam for a vacation next week and maybe a bit
after, and as usual I'm looking for ideas of where to go with
Well for Canadians at least. You can now buy A Compendium of Common
Knowledge 1558-1603 at
http://www.amazon.ca/Compendium-Common-Knowledge-1558-1603/dp/0981840108/
Huzzah!
US readers are better off going to Barnesandnoble.com where they actually
are stocking the title, while at amazon.com
The Rijksmuseum (Rembrandt Museum) and Anne Frank's house are both must-see
places in Amseredam. Also-- anyplace that sells chocolate and baked goods.
However, beware of the damage to your waistline!
Oh, yes, drugs are legal there, so be careful of where you bring children.
Monica
-Original
Read this book http://www.randomhouse.com/vintage/dunnett/niccolo/rising.html
and take a trip to Brugge. It takes place there, and if you love historical
fiction (and lots of characters and plot twists) you'll love it.
There is a description of how the locks work (in the canals) and you can
Saragrace Knauf wrote:
Read this book http://www.randomhouse.com/vintage/dunnett/niccolo/rising.html
and take a trip to Brugge.
I love Brugge (Bruges) and would go back in an instant. I spent 10 days based
there, and did five day-trips by train in that time (to Mechelen, Ghent,
Antwerp,
