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Clucking Around Aarhus, Denmark


Today I visited Aarhus, Denmark. The Vikings first created a settlement in this location around 770AD. Aarhus is Denmark’s second largest city with a population of 325,000 and its own university.

There are many wonderful sculptures, fountains and pieces of art in Aarhus. Denmark’s largest cathedral is also here and a wonderful outdoor museum called Den Gamle By (old Town Museum).

To hear more about my family’s day in Aarhus, check out.

http://www.traveladdictonabudget.com/2018/05/a-sunny-day-in-aarhus-denmark.html?m=1

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Somethings Fowl in Denmark

Today I visited the small northern town of Skagen in Northern Denmark.

There is an old church in this fishing village that has been completely buried in sand except for its tower.

To see more about my family’s day in Skagen, check out http://www.traveladdictonabudget.com/2018/05/skagen-denmark.html?m=1

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Somethings Fowl Amongst the Tulips


There is no better place to tip toe through the tulips then at the tulip festival at Keukenhof Gardens in the Netherlands.

An interesting side note, tulips originated in the areas between Turkey and China.

To find out more about my family’s day at the Gardens, check out

http://www.traveladdictonabudget.com/2018/05/tiptoe-through-tulips.html?m=1


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Gargoyles Love Chicken


One of my favourite things about a gothic cathedral are the gargoyles. There were plenty of gargoyles at the Dom Cathedral in Utrecht.

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Bosch and a Chicken

I visited the City of Den Bosch. 

The painter, Heronimus Bosch came from this area (his paintings included The Garden of Earthly Delights and Ship of Fools). He often painted animals wearing clothes to represent people. 

I love this statue which is made in the style of his paintings. Now I wonder if I can find a chicken statue?
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Chicken in a Windmill


Here I am in the Netherlands: land of the windmills. In old times, windmills were used to help move water from one place to another. 

To find out more about my family’s day in Zeeland, check out
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A Chicken Celebrates King’s Day in Amsterdam



In the Netherlands,King’s Day is the King’s birthday and the biggest party of the year. People celebrate on the streets from early morning until late at night and I was celebrating with the best of them.

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http://www.traveladdictonabudget.com/2018/04/the-dutch-know-how-to-party.html?m=1

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A Chicken’s Taste in Art

I love a good piece of art, especially if there are fowl in it. So when in Amsterdam, I couldn’t miss an opportunity to visit the Rijks Museum.

To hear more about my family’s day in Amsterdam, check out 

http://www.traveladdictonabudget.com/2018/04/germany-to-netherlands.html?m=1
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Chicken on Holy Mountain (Heiligenberg)

A wonderful day, climbing Holy Mountain (Heiligenberg) near Heidelberg, Germany. I climbed the tower of a 1094AD cloister ruin. (Can you find me?). I think I need to improve my flying skills.

To hear more about my family’s day, check out:

http://www.traveladdictonabudget.com/2018/04/i-will-survive-hiking-up-holy-mountain.html?m=1

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A Romantic Chicken at Heidelberg Palace

I love a romantic ruin and Heidelberg Palace fits the bill. This palace dates from 1225 BC and is nestled in the forested mountain above the university town of Heidelberg.

To see more about my family’s time at the castle, check out:

http://www.traveladdictonabudget.com/2018/04/spring-has-sprung-in-germany.html?m=1