Many thanks for the information on museums with lace, de Gouden Leeuw and
Pakhuis Koophandel, Margot and Jo. "Lonely Planet", which is usually a very
helpful guide lists neither! In fact, 'lace' is not even in the index.
Ank and Jo, thanks for informing Roelien, she has e-mailed me.
Looking fo
Roelien has been informed and is busy to write an answer. She really would
like to arrange some visits to several places, maybe even to the lacegroep:
Potkant (http://www.kantkringpotkant.nl/), and she is such a good host, as I
know from experience.
Ank
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Don't miss http://www.museumpakhuiskoophandel.nl/
The page "lokatie" shows how to walk from the train station, or which bus to
take.
You can plan your public transport at http://www.9292ov.nl
36 minutes for direct trains, 50 for other trains.
In this case you might go together with your husband in
Hello Shirley
It is a pitty you are just a week too early. 16-20 March Breda has a Textile
festival, including a lace workshop with Ulrike Löhr! Consider a trip to
Brugge, might be one or two hours by train.
Brussels is even closer:
Museum voor het Kostuum en de Kant
Violetstraat 12 (new entranc
Dear gentle spiders - I enjoy reading the list very much but don't
usually write. Now I'm going to the Netherlands with DH next week
where he'll be working March 7-8 in 's-Hertogenbosch, and I'll be on
my own during the day while he is occupied. Are there any list
members (or non-arachnid la
