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How to visit Amsterdam in two days. With a teenager!

Posted on January 23, 2017 by thebritishberliner

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Teenagers! You’ve got to love ’em! And when you’re travelling or going abroad, you’ve got to think of things differently, as teenagers are not children per se, but neither are they adults. They’re gangly young people, looking to explore the world, find their feet,… Continue Reading “How to visit Amsterdam in two days. With a teenager!”

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