Holland and Germany - Fall 2003
	The Hague 2 November 2003 Sarah at a mini-Schiphol airport at the mini-Netherlands exhibit called Madurodam.
Madurodam Sarah proposed a trip to Madurodam, near the Hague, and it was an excellent suggestion. The photos explain the concept; it's basically a big park containing replicas of towns, airports, and farms. Many of these have movable components; highways with moving cars and trucks, for example. There are even mini-boats moving around in the ponds, one of which repeatedly catches on fire only to be rescued by a well-aimed plume of water fired from a tiny fire boat. Madurodam successfully captures the full spirit of Holland. Interestingly, there is a statue of the little Dutch boy putting his finger in the dike (no jokes, please) by the entrance to Madurodam.
	The Hague 2 November 2003 Mr. Lava terrorizes the Dutch. Madurodam.
	The Hague 2 November 2003 Although the Concorde no longer transports giants like us, it still serves the tiny denizens of Madurodam.
	Amsterdam 3 November 2003 The Anne Frank house (the one with nine windows). In the summertime the line for getting into this place is legendarily long, but in November I was able to stroll right in.
	Amsterdam 3 November 2003 This couple seem to be unaware that a knight is stalking them.
	Munich 6 November 2003 UK poptarts Atomic Kitten have a clothing line.
	Munich 6 November 2003 Sexy cheerleaders sell in Germany, too.
	Munich 6 November 2003 Some folks shooting a movie. Odeonsplatz.
	Munich 6 November 2003 People sunning themselves in front of the Residenzmuseum. to 3rd of 7 pages -->