Robert Reoch Visits Paris, Brussels, and Amsterdam

Robert Reoch August 2013 Travel in Pictures

We took another vacation, Joon and I. We began in rencontres femmes sud ouest Paris, France this time. We also visited site de rencontre international en ligne gratuit Brussels, Belgium, and dating websiteduring divorce california Amsterdam, The Netherlands. It was an eye-opening and exhausting-in-a-good-way experience. We covered lots of ground including some of the great museums ( annonce site de rencontre exemple simple The Louvre, in Paris, the Full Report Van Gogh museum in Amsterdam, and several others). More bucket list items are now checked off. I feel richer for having made the the journey and covered an amazing lot of area.

Below are selected photos from the thousands we snapped. The great thing about the digital age is not having to worry about using up all your film. Now it’s about keeping a big enough memory chip on hand, but we were well equipped. The photos tell the story. I won’t bore you with too many details.

Paris, France

The strobe lights flashing on the Eiffel Tower at night.

At the bottom.

To get to the top, you have to start at the bottom.

At the top.

At the top of the Eiffel Tower.

Love locks on a bridge over the Seine.

This is apparently becoming a weighty problem… c’est la vie.

The gardens at Versailles.

The Hall of Mirrors at Versailles.

Inside the Palace at Versailles.

Outside of the Louvre in Paris.

Heading in to the most famous museum in the world.

The most photographed thing in the world and still smiling.

Not exactly how you pictured her, eh?

Brussels Belgium

Belgium is lovely.

The peeing boy statue, “Manneken Pis” (making piss?)

This kid really has to go…

Galeries Royales Saint Hubert in Belgium. (It’s a mall.)

There’s lots of chocolate to found here. (Waffles too.)

Amsterdam The Netherlands

Everywhere these canals enchant. So serene.

This is why the people of The Netherlands are among the happiest in the world. They’re smart, they’re serene. Maybe it’s what they smoke. (I think it’s in the water.)