2023.10 Edinburgh and London (Part 1)
We last visited the United Kingdom, well, London, back in 2017. This time around we wanted to see more, and branched out where we split our time between Edinburgh, and London.
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We last visited the United Kingdom, well, London, back in 2017. This time around we wanted to see more, and branched out where we split our time between Edinburgh, and London.
Little Miss had relatives who moved out to the Bay area. Not missing a chance (or excuse?) to explore a new spot in the USA, we were happy to spend an extra long weekend to fly out to the area. Now due to their young one, and only being in the area for a few days we didn’t cover everything in the area. But we did enjoy our time visiting with them and what we got to see.
Our next trip was another family trip. Originally, the idea was we’d accompany my mom to Paris in the fall of 2023. That plan and destination disappeared once she found out that there was a once-in-a-lifetime exhibit of Vermeer’s works at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, during the spring of 2023. After a bit of juggling, the plan turned into celebrating Easter with relatives in Germany, a bunch of days in Berlin, and then Vermeer. We would then return home, and she’d continue onward to England to visit a family friend before she’d return home.
If you’ve been reading since I started posting about our trips since […flips back to first post…] 2017, we’ve predominately preferred choose our own adventure. This time was quite the opposite with almost everything planned as we were joining Little Miss’ family (parents, sister & children) for a cruise. Cruise ship. Not car cruise, like 2019.
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Our time away on vacation was coming to an end. We had a non-stop flight home with Air Canada, from Amsterdam to Toronto. This was excellent because even with Little Miss starting to recover having no extra connections or silly flight routing on our way home to use up her energy.
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