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Maastricht, Afternoon in the Netherlands

Maastricht / Netherlands

Maastricht, Afternoon in the Netherlands

Posted on June 6, 2015 by Meg • Leave a comment

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Hi! I’m Megan, the voice behind Wandertoes. A homeschooling mom about to launch two strong, funny, and intelligent daughters, I grab any opportunity I have to explore the world. But, Europe is my particular love. I am most happy learning about the history and sometimes quirky stores of a place, and sharing that with those around me.

Thank you so much for stopping by, and I hope you find the inspiration, information, or bit of mental vacation you are seeking.

Explore here to learn more about me and the wonderful historic places and sights, foodie stops, and just weird spots I find. I’m always happy to hear from you through my contact page!

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