Today we continue on our adventure in the extremely beautiful and huge Huis Ten Bosch!
Check out a really fun video in the middle too!
Follow me and my trusty bike!
See that building on the right. It is the tallest building inside the park, and we can get a bird's eye view of everything! I will return to this place in the evening, so I will show you how it is like in the next few posts!
There was also a mini carnival being held that day, and I believe there were some design and florist shops. This place is an extension of the flower garden from my previous post! There are just so many gardens around.
I think that this area is quite suitable for wedding photographs.
We had to keep close to our schedule so we went on to explore another part of Huis Ten Bosch!
We heard some music in the distance and cycled to this area and stage known as Amsterdam Square. It was probably the most populated area in the park at the moment! Everyone was enthusiastically dancing to the classic retro beat, and to be honest, I also felt like joining in a little. I could feel the beat and groove in my legs. It was a little like Masquarade style as well, as some participants were wearing those masks.
Check out the video! The tune is really nice!
I really like the choreograph, and the way the professional dancers on stage were dancing.
And pardon my exclamation in the video as well, I was taken aback by everyone there knowing the dance moves.
And check out the enthusiastic man at the front! He knows his moves!!
Hope you enjoyed the video and the dope beat!
We then left the area before I got hooked on to another song.
spotted another one of those big dogs with long legs
why are there so many of them around here? I don't know
We reached this area and if I didn't mention that this was Huis Ten Bosch, you probably would have thought it was somewhere in Europe, right?
I posed for the camera in the Gigantic Wooden clog!
We took a swing by the port area, but I'm not sure if those boats are in operation.
It was fun cycling around, but because the duo bike is so huge, it feels like I am falling down when riding around a slope ahaha. We took a rest by Patlabor and had an Onigiri picnic snack before continuing on our adventure in Huis Ten Bosch!
No gundam here, so this will be my obligatory Robot shot!
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