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Intrigued               at               the               prospect               of               sleeping               in               a               bona               fide               gypsy               caravan,               I               selected               Delft,               Netherlands               as               the               launch               point               for               exploring               the               towns               southwest               of               Amsterdam.

In               the               fashion               of               gypsies               whose               wanderlust               keeps               them               moving               from               place               to               place,               I               established               my               family's               home               base               in               two               gypsy               caravans               owned               by               the               Hotel               Herberg               de               Emauspoort               in               Delft               and               set               my               sights               on               the               quaint               Gouda               cheese               market               and               the               wonder               of               indoor               snow               in               Zoetermeer.

Delft's               Inspiring               Gypsy               Caravan               Lodging
               The               gypsy               caravans               at               Hotel               Herberg               de               Emauspoort               sit               in               brick               courtyard               amidst               flowers               and               cafe               tables.

Once               home               to               gypsies,               these               caravans,               named               Pipo               de               Clown               and               Mammaloe,               now               house               hotel               guests               seeking               quarters               a               bit               more               exotic               than               a               standard               hotel               room.

What               they               lacked               in               size,               they               compensated               for               in               playfulness.

Alas,               the               hotel               does               not               furnish               crystal               balls,               but               its               superlative               in-house               bakery,               Grossat,               sells               tea               and,               where               there's               tea,               there's               tea               leaves.

I               also               had               the               foresight               to               pack               tarot               cards.

Did               the               kids               need               such               props?

I               couldn't               ask               them,               for               they               had               already               clambered               into               the               under-bed               storage               compartment               with               a               flashlight               to               initiate               gypsy               rites               so               secret,               they               left               me               in               the               dark.
               Exploring               Delft               and               Its               Environs
               Since               our               gypsy               caravans               appeared               decidedly               stationary,               we               resorted               to               bicycles               to               ride               through               town.

In               Delft               proper,               the               traffic               was               a               bit               harrowing,               but               we               spotted               a               dedicated               bicycle               road               heading               out               of               town               on               Oostingel,               begging               riders               to               discover               the               genuine               Netherlands,               the               verdant               marsh               grasses,               the               stiletto-beaked               birds,               cattails               and               flowers,               and               the               old               wooden               windmills.
               The               peacefulness               contrasted               sharply               with               the               reverberations               of               the               motors               at               our               first               stop,               Race               Planet               Delft.

For               while               my               dreams               featured               wild               dancing               and               bangle               bracelets,               it               was               images               of               himself               in               the               driver's               seat               that               transfixed               my               9-year-old               son.

I               was               not               prepared               for               intensity               of               this               race               track.

Two               stories               in               height,               the               figure               eight               track               resembled               an               unusually               wide               set               of               parking               garage               ramps.

But               in               this               parking               garage,               drivers               zipped               along               at               speeds               of               60               k.p.h.,               squealing               around               corners               and               bumping               one               another               with               enough               ferocity               to               set               their               karts               spinning.
               My               son               had               never               driven,               he               was               9,               what               was               I               thinking               bringing               him               here?

I               loved               that               sparkle               in               his               eye;               couldn't               something               tamer               touch               off               the               spark?

Apparently               not,               and               after               much               anguish,               I               agreed               to               let               him               vanish               beneath               a               padded               suit               and               full               face               helmet               to               tackle               the               track.

After               a               couple               of               stalls,               he               cemented               foot               to               pedal.

I               stood               outside               the               track               cheering               him               on               as               he               breezed               into               sight               and               sped               out               in               a               blink-               a               boy               empowered,               basking               in               his               glory.
               Walking               around               the               Gouda               Cheese               Auction               in               Clogs
               If               you               ever               wondered               why               gypsies               are               so               often               pictured               barefoot,               I               can               help               you               understand               the               very               good               reasons               gypsies               traveling               the               Netherlands               might               choose               to               go               footwear-free.

Did               you               ever               try               traditional               Netherlands               shoes?

They're               made               of               wood.

After               clomping               around               the               Gouda               Cheese               Auction               in               newly               purchased               pairs               of               wooden               shoes,               appropriately               named               klompen,               the               tops               of               our               feet               were               ringed               in               red               where               shoe               meets               foot,               our               soles               sagging               with               the               effort               of               our               steps.

Wooden               shoes               may               keep               feet               dry,               but               at               what               a               price!

Before               long,               we               were               skipping               along               barefoot,               clogs               in               hand               like               lovely               souvenirs               should               be.
               Don't               be               fooled               into               the               delusion               that               the               clog               tradition               has               been               abandoned               except               by               the               tourism               industry.

More               than               two               million               pair               of               clogs               are               produced               annually               in               the               Netherlands,               and               nearly               half               are               sold               to               Netherlanders               who               actually               wear               them.

Although               clog               styles               include               boots,               high               heels               and               even               specialized               bridal               clogs,               they               are               perhaps               most               popular               with               farmers               who               rely               on               the               thick               wooden               shoes               to               keep               their               feet               dry.
               We               didn't               come               to               Gouda               for               the               clogs,               however,               but               the               cheese.

Sixty               percent               of               Dutch               cheese               is               a               Gouda               variety               and               the               townspeople               put               on               quite               a               show               in               support               of               their               local               product               Thursday               mornings               in               summer               months.

Young               women               dressed               in               red               cotton               skirts               with               blue               and               white               striped               blouses               and               matching               aprons,               red               neckerchiefs,               and               pointed               white               bonnets               pose               with               large               cheese               wheels               and               grinning               tourists.
               Men               in               blue               workmen's               tunics               and               black               pants               carry               wooden               yolks               across               their               shoulders,               a               gleaming               silver               milk               pail               dangling               from               either               end.

Cheese               is               no               longer               auctioned               in               this               market,               but               the               showmen               follow               the               old               ways,               slapping               the               cheese               to               convey               their               estimation               of               its               value.

When               the               slapping               ceases,               the               cheese               is               loaded               onto               horse               drawn               wagons               for               transport.
               While               the               cheese               auction               is               for               entertainment,               local               shoppers               join               tourists               at               the               outdoor               market.

Cheese,               fruit,               vegetables,               bread               and               flowers               are               abundant.

A               local               specialty,               pffortjies               are               quarter-sized               puffs               of               fried               dough               coated               in               powered               sugar.

We               bought               a               picnic               lunch               here.

We               also               saw               clogs               being               carved,               cranked               a               player               calliope,               petted               hens               and               bunnies,               and               perused               the               many               local               crafts               for               sale.
               Touring               St.

John's               Church
               Behind               Gouda's               Market               Square,               St.

John's               Church               is               a               unique               community               building               effort.

Each               of               6               towns,               beginning               with               Dordrecht               in               1596,               then               Haarlem,               Amsterdam,               Rotterdam,               Leyden               and               finally,               Delft               in               1603,               contributed               one               stained               glass               window               to               this               church.

Each               window               portrays               a               story               of               special               significance               to               the               donating               town.

The               plans               for               these               windows               are               located               in               the               Museum               Het               Catharina               Gasthuis               across               the               street.

What               is               tantalizing               about               the               plans               is               that               they               are               the               world's               biggest               drawings               on               paper,               with               the               largest               measuring               over               10               meters               high.

Because               of               their               size,               they               are               displayed               in               fragments.
               A               whimsical               garden               café               sits               outside               the               museum               amid               lovely               flowers               and               sculptures,               themselves               worth               a               visit.
               Scooting               Though               Rotterdam
               When               wanderlust               rears               up               again,               head               to               Rotterdam               where               you               can               rent               a               foot-powered               scooter               (to               be               absolutely               clear,               it               is               your               own               foot               that               is               the               power               source!)               at               Rotterdam               Roots,               Westzeedijk               80b,               to               explore               the               town.

Make               sure               and               take               a               break               at               Tropicana,               Maas               Boulevard               100,               with               its               indoor               subtropical               pools,               meandering               river,               and               Beauty               and               Therma               Center               for               facials               and               massage.
               Skiing               in               Summer
               For               a               more               unusual               sporting               experience,               wander               on               to               Zoetermeer               where               you               can               ski,               snowboard,               and               tube               indoors               at               Snow               World,               Buyten               Parklaan               30.

They               rent               all               the               equipment               you               need               to               conquer               their               man               made               mountains.

What               better               way               can               you               think               of               to               cool               off               in               the               summertime?

They               even               have               a               store               that               sells               hats               and               mittens               in               case               you               neglected               to               bring               them               on               your               summer               vacation.
               Delft               and               the               surrounding               towns               make               convenient               side               trips               for               Amsterdam               travelers               who               want               to               experience               smaller               towns.
               Getting               there:               Delft               is               40               miles               southwest               of               Amsterdam               via               routes               A10               and               A13.

Exit               9               is               the               Delft               exit.
               Where               to               Stay:               Hotel               Herberg               de               Emauspoort,               Vrouwenregt               9-11,               2611               KK               Delft,               Tel.

015               219               02               19,               emauspoort@emauspoort.nl               houses               two               gyspy               caravans               named               Pipo               de               Clown               and               Mammaloe               in               its               courtyard.

Ask               for               one               when               making               your               reservation.

The               hotel's               in-house               bakery               Grossat               offers               superlative               confections,               some               of               which               will               undoubtedly               find               their               way               onto               your               breakfast               table.

The               hotel               rents               bikes.
               Where               to               eat:               Delft               has               a               surprising               collection               of               high               quality               ethnic               restaurants.
               Three               restaurants               I               would               recommend               for               families               with               children               include:
               *               The               Pasta               Company,Vrouwjuttenland               9,               2611               LB               Delft,               Tel.

015               214               66               33;               it               served               a               variety               of               pasta               dishes               elegant               enough               for               the               adults               and               pizza               almost               simple               enough               for               the               kids               if               not               quite               their               ideal               margherita;
               *               India               Garden,               Kerkstraat               15,               2611               GX               Delft,               Tel.

015               12               5227               offered               exquisitely               spiced               Indian               food               that               pleased               even               our               picky               eater;               and,
               *               Café               Restaurant               'T               Raedthuys,               Markt               38-40-42,               2611               GV               Delft,               Tel.

015               212               5115               was               our               kids'               idea               of               heaven-               pancakes,               crepes,               and               in               as               many               styles               as               you               can               imagine               them,               even               the               strawberry               and               whipped               cream               variety               said               to               be               a               United               States               Presidential               (Bill               Clinton)               favorite.






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    If               you're               in               the               market               for               a               pool,               you've               probably               heard               a               lot               of               good               things               about               fiberglass               swimming               pools.

    Before               you               buy               one,               you               should               be               aware               of               the               disadvantages               of               these               pools.

    This               article               will               discuss               the               disadvantages               of               fiberglass               swimming               pools.

    Emptying
                   One               of               the               first               disadvantages               of               fiberglass               swimming               pools               is               that               emptying               it               can               cause               problems.

    These               pools               have               to               be               filled               with               water               at               all               times               to               keep               pressure               on               the               walls               if               you               want               to               avoid               damaging               the               pool.

    If               you               empty               it               improperly,               ground               pressure               will               cause               the               fiberglass               swimming               pool               to               crack               or               buckle.

    If               you               need               the               pool               to               be               drained,               a               professional               has               to               do               it               to               prevent               damage.
                   Location
                   Another               disadvantage               of               fiberglass               swimming               pools               is               that               you               need               to               live               in               a               suitable               location.

    These               pools               are               manufactured               then               brought               to               your               home               on               the               back               of               a               large               truck.

    You               have               to               make               sure               your               property               will               allow               a               big               truck               or               crane               to               bring               the               pool               to               your               home.

    In               addition               to               the               location               issue,               another               disadvantage               is               lack               of               customization               options.
                   Customization
                   One               of               the               biggest               problems               with               fiberglass               swimming               pool               is               the               lack               of               options.

    They               are               prefabricated               in               different               shapes,               colors,               and               sizes.

    Unfortunately,               it               is               not               possible               to               customize               them,               so               you               have               to               choose               from               existing               models.

    You               are               also               limited               in               the               size               and               form               that               you               choose.

    It               has               to               be               small               enough               to               be               transported               on               the               back               of               a               truck,               so               you               usually               can't               get               a               fiberglass               swimming               pool               that               is               wider               than               14               feet.

    Besides               the               customization               problem,               sand               can               also               be               an               issue               with               a               fiberglass               swimming               pool.
                   Sand
                   One               of               the               final               disadvantages               of               fiberglass               swimming               pools               is               the               sand.

    The               pools               are               usually               installed               over               a               bed               of               sand.

    The               problem               with               this               is               that               the               sand               has               a               tendency               to               shift               after               a               couple               of               years.

    When               this               happens,               the               pool               will               need               to               be               reset.
                   There               are               a               few               disadvantages               of               fiberglass               swimming               pools.

    The               walls               need               constant               pressure,               so               you               can't               drain               the               water               without               causing               damage.

    The               pools               are               also               prefabricated,               so               they               have               limited               customization               problems.

    Also,               the               sand               that               the               fiberglass               swimming               pools               sit               on               have               a               tendency               to               shift               after               a               few               years.

    When               this               happens               you               will               have               to               have               the               pool               reset.






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