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Amy’s Best and Worst of 2006

Posted on December 31st 2006 by Amy in personal

Just in time, here’s my Best & Worst of 2006. More »

New Year’s dive cancelled

Posted on December 31st 2006 by Arthur in Life in Holland

For the first time in 39 years there will be no New Year’s dive in Scheveningen on New Year’s Day, here in the Netherlands. A combination of hard wind from the south west and high tide will cause strong currents and high waves that are too dangerous according to the fire department, police, lifeguards, health services and the local government. The event started in 1965 and draws between 7,000 and 10,000 cold-seeking participants every year. More »

Arthur’s Best and Worst of 2006

Posted on December 28th 2006 by Arthur in personal

Another year has passed. Here is my personal best and worst of 2006 in the categories adventure, discovery, hotel, experience, buy and surprise. More »

The unpleasantries of importing

Posted on December 20th 2006 by Arthur in Life in Holland, Shopping & Stuff

I just received two packages through the mail with DVDs that I had ordered from Amazon. I was required to pay the mailman a hefty import tax for receiving these goods, and it was much more than I expected. More »

Top 10 things to do in South Florida and the Keys

Posted on December 11th 2006 by Arthur in Nature, Travel

In April 2005 and October 2006 we were in South Florida and did many great things from canoeing among the alligators at Everglades National Park to diving the coral reefs around Key Largo. Here is my top 10 things to do in South Florida. More »

Dutch Environment Groups Request More Money For Birdsexternal link

Posted on December 8th 2006 by Arthur in Life in Holland, Nature

Various environmental groups in the Netherlands have called on the Dutch parliament to invest money in bird protection. Last week Natuurmonumenten and the Dutch partner of BirdLife International, together with five other agencies, sent the strong message to the Minister of Landscape, Nature and Food Quality.