Amsterdam, again

Lots of steps and weird ones at that.

Day 3 - We received an email this morning from Ellen letting us know that Rosie passed away.  She was a wonderful woman who affected so many of our family.  She was 100 3/4 and lived a very full life.  We will always have her in our memories.

 Back to the trip - This morning we visited the Anne Frank house. It is hard to comprehend how eight people lived in such small quarters for two years.  Otto Frank wanted this not to be a museum but a lesson in tolerance for everyone.

The day started out with a little drizzle but cleared up in the afternoon.  We went to the Amsterdam History Museum which was okay.  Many of you already know Sue and I are not into museums too much.  We wandered the streets and found the flower market.  Very interesting with such varieties of bulbs.
Tonight we are going to take the Red Light District walk.  Strictly window shopping of course.

Sue resting her foot in front of our hotel.  Our room is on the 4th floor. No elevators.

Walking through the Jordaan District

I have trouble growing them in soil.  They are growing them in the air.

Would you know by the way Sue is dressed that we only did carry on?

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