The lil hotel and bar where we stopped by along the way to have some refuge away from the rain. I was so thirsty that I could not order something hot but a cold drink. The place was a real good business destination. It was beaming with customers.
This was the view before we enter the Theetuin. I think the reason why most of those fellow customers were NOT soaked like us is explained by the presence of this horse-drawn coach.
My Pakistan soup and white wine. The entrance fee was only €5 with a drink (the wine) but one may choose soup or tea as well.
The live band where we joined playing the "maracas".. I dunno if I spelled it right.
I was able to take shots of the place despite the raining. Just trying for some remembrance.
It was without hope to be able to stay out.
what a motivation, so u are almost Dutch-i u already bike in the rain,no:-)))
RispondiEliminayour soup looks really yummy!
i am very glad to read that u are enjoying yourself at the other end of this country!
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Wow, roj. gusto ko ng ganitong place. sarap naman nun, biking while raining. brr... congrats ha. ako kaya kelan makalayo ng ganun? I can only go as far as 6km sa stationary bike ha. hehe. pero shempre iba pa rin pag nasa labas, mas motivated kase iba iba ung nakikita mo ^^.
RispondiElimina