Monday, April 06, 2020

Spotted in Haarlem....


It was cool to see inside some of the grand buildings as well. 
This place was fancy, but also quite tacky inside.
The Haarlem train station opened in 1839, on the Amsterdam-Rotterdam railway, the first railway line in the Netherlands,
I think it’s the classiest station in the country with separate waiting rooms for the different classes of service.
It’s very cool that there’s now a library at the station.
This Delft Blue tiled plaque was made in honor of the 100th anniversary of the train service. 
We had a great turnout for the FILTH H3 trail that afternoon from the Overveen train station. Ironically, Trix and I, the slowest runners, were the only ones who ended up doing true trail as the other runners all took a shortcut by accident. Afterwards, we had a long circle and BBQ.
A police officer stopped by our circle to make sure we weren’t causing any trouble.

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