one lucky dedicated steemer, needing financial support, a free @steemfest 2 Ticket. All rewards will be held until the the steemfest ticket is bought. Thanks to everyone who supports these posts by Resteeming, Upvoting and/or Commenting. Also thanks to all the whales and orcas for supporting the goal of this series with your vote _
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@danilamarilu- 7.738 SBD
@Exploretraveler- .001 SBD
Total money raised= 52.788 Steem & 15.514 SBD
Cost of steemfest ticket 222.22 Euro
taking a break, for a beer
I now had Euros after exchanging my USD at a place (that had the cheapest exchange rate in Amsterdam) located at the sqaure plaze. So I decided to go try some new things around town by spending my new Euro paper; Which had different colors and sizes bases on how much money it represented (the bigger the amount, the bigger the size of the bill). I found this very interesting and a good method for organizing your money.
As I was exploring I found a quaint cafe right on the corner that attracted my attention. I decided to step inside and check it out for a while.
It turned out to be a two story cafe/bar and much larger than I originally expected it to be. Adventure Time!
I sat down and asked what was the bartenders favorite beer. She told me her favorite was a blonde ale was called,"Hertog Jan - Traditioneel Natuurzuiver Bier", I didn't know what it meant but I told here to give me a glass of that
I received my beer and drank it slowly as I explored the rest of the Cafe. I looked over to see what was on the new paper.
It was announcing that president Donald Trump had won the U.S. election against Clinton. On the plane ride to England was when I first heard about it since their were TV monitors on ever seat. On the plane some people were asking me what I thought about the result, I would respond,"presidents are just puppets".
Then once I arrived in Amsterdam, EVERYONE was asking me about what I thought about the election all the time; I ended up saying the same answer over and over again. Why were people in Amsterdam so interested in U.S. politics?
I thought I would get away from political shit when I left the United States, I did not know it would follow me. People really seemed to like Obama in Amsterdam too (even though 7 countries were bombed during his term but I guess none of those countries were the Netherlands, so it was ok). Oh look, another newspaper about Donald Trump.
Anyway....,setting aside political mind control talk, all the people of Amsterdam were very nice and accommodating. I went upstairs to explore the 2nd story of the cafe.
there was just more people so I just went back down stairs.
Then there was also a small downstairs section that I noticed next to the upstairs. Just more people though.
I gave my glass back to the waitress, thanked her for helping me and left the cafe. Before I left I took one last look at the cafe and took a mental (and digital) picture of it.
It was a good rest and a good beer! Now onto my next adventure!
Keep an eye out for my "have a blast at steemfest2" giveaway soon. Using all the rewards from this series to give one lucky dedicated steemer a steemfest2 ticket!
Thanks viewing and supporting my "Blast to the steemfest past" series. Check out my other post in this series below.
@danilamarilu- 7.738 SBD
@Exploretraveler- .001 SBD
Total money raised= 52.788 Steem & 15.514 SBD
Cost of steemfest ticket 222.22 Euro
taking a break, for a beer
I now had Euros after exchanging my USD at a place (that had the cheapest exchange rate in Amsterdam) located at the sqaure plaze. So I decided to go try some new things around town by spending my new Euro paper; Which had different colors and sizes bases on how much money it represented (the bigger the amount, the bigger the size of the bill). I found this very interesting and a good method for organizing your money.
As I was exploring I found a quaint cafe right on the corner that attracted my attention. I decided to step inside and check it out for a while.
It turned out to be a two story cafe/bar and much larger than I originally expected it to be. Adventure Time!
I sat down and asked what was the bartenders favorite beer. She told me her favorite was a blonde ale was called,"Hertog Jan - Traditioneel Natuurzuiver Bier", I didn't know what it meant but I told here to give me a glass of that
I received my beer and drank it slowly as I explored the rest of the Cafe. I looked over to see what was on the new paper.
It was announcing that president Donald Trump had won the U.S. election against Clinton. On the plane ride to England was when I first heard about it since their were TV monitors on ever seat. On the plane some people were asking me what I thought about the result, I would respond,"presidents are just puppets".
Then once I arrived in Amsterdam, EVERYONE was asking me about what I thought about the election all the time; I ended up saying the same answer over and over again. Why were people in Amsterdam so interested in U.S. politics?
I thought I would get away from political shit when I left the United States, I did not know it would follow me. People really seemed to like Obama in Amsterdam too (even though 7 countries were bombed during his term but I guess none of those countries were the Netherlands, so it was ok). Oh look, another newspaper about Donald Trump.
Anyway....,setting aside political mind control talk, all the people of Amsterdam were very nice and accommodating. I went upstairs to explore the 2nd story of the cafe.
there was just more people so I just went back down stairs.
Then there was also a small downstairs section that I noticed next to the upstairs. Just more people though.
I gave my glass back to the waitress, thanked her for helping me and left the cafe. Before I left I took one last look at the cafe and took a mental (and digital) picture of it.
It was a good rest and a good beer! Now onto my next adventure!
Keep an eye out for my "have a blast at steemfest2" giveaway soon. Using all the rewards from this series to give one lucky dedicated steemer a steemfest2 ticket!
Thanks viewing and supporting my "Blast to the steemfest past" series. Check out my other post in this series below.
Cost of steemfest ticket 222.22 Euro
taking a break, for a beer
I now had Euros after exchanging my USD at a place (that had the cheapest exchange rate in Amsterdam) located at the sqaure plaze. So I decided to go try some new things around town by spending my new Euro paper; Which had different colors and sizes bases on how much money it represented (the bigger the amount, the bigger the size of the bill). I found this very interesting and a good method for organizing your money.
As I was exploring I found a quaint cafe right on the corner that attracted my attention. I decided to step inside and check it out for a while.
It turned out to be a two story cafe/bar and much larger than I originally expected it to be. Adventure Time!
I sat down and asked what was the bartenders favorite beer. She told me her favorite was a blonde ale was called,"Hertog Jan - Traditioneel Natuurzuiver Bier", I didn't know what it meant but I told here to give me a glass of that
I received my beer and drank it slowly as I explored the rest of the Cafe. I looked over to see what was on the new paper.
It was announcing that president Donald Trump had won the U.S. election against Clinton. On the plane ride to England was when I first heard about it since their were TV monitors on ever seat. On the plane some people were asking me what I thought about the result, I would respond,"presidents are just puppets".
Then once I arrived in Amsterdam, EVERYONE was asking me about what I thought about the election all the time; I ended up saying the same answer over and over again. Why were people in Amsterdam so interested in U.S. politics?
I thought I would get away from political shit when I left the United States, I did not know it would follow me. People really seemed to like Obama in Amsterdam too (even though 7 countries were bombed during his term but I guess none of those countries were the Netherlands, so it was ok). Oh look, another newspaper about Donald Trump.
Anyway....,setting aside political mind control talk, all the people of Amsterdam were very nice and accommodating. I went upstairs to explore the 2nd story of the cafe.
there was just more people so I just went back down stairs.
Then there was also a small downstairs section that I noticed next to the upstairs. Just more people though.
I gave my glass back to the waitress, thanked her for helping me and left the cafe. Before I left I took one last look at the cafe and took a mental (and digital) picture of it.
It was a good rest and a good beer! Now onto my next adventure!
Keep an eye out for my "have a blast at steemfest2" giveaway soon. Using all the rewards from this series to give one lucky dedicated steemer a steemfest2 ticket!