York UK

25 March

Waiting in Schiphol Amsterdam to our plane to come

The first Dutch vogue!

A trip with twenty girls and one boy

One of the first great things I saw in England; the black taxi

In the bus for two ours from Manchester to York

Home at our Host family!

Day 1

26 March

Everywhere I saw were blossomtrees, so beautiful. This was in the garden of our school

On our way to York centre with a guide

I simply love British boys

Minster

Bijschrift toevoegen

Trying English food at home

Day 2

27 March

To Fountains Abbey

Double chocolat & mint chocolat

On our way back to host family

Suprise, suprise

Day 3

28 March

Morning English school for three days

The York Dungeon. I'm the one with the sunglasses and eyes close. Actually I didn't went in, just don't like it at all

Enough places to shop out there

Bowling centre 

Gambling

Day 4

29 March

My bed

Leaving our host family, such a shame!

Manchester stadion

Old trafford shopping centre, unbelievable huge

The last couple days were so amazing! I've fallen desperately and deeply in love with England and York. The culture was really nice. Milk in the tea, cereal with milk, butter and toast. Loved it. But we haven't had any time to had a high tea. So, I'll come back for that!
The houses were so cosy, romantic and old-fashioned just like the streets. And the people were very nice and polite. Everyone asked: 'Are you enjoying your day? Or; Did you have a nice day?' or something like that. And in like almost every big city the people look very nice. Very fashionable and stylish. Well, is it any wonder, they have shops like H&M, Zara, ARK and much more. There were so many cafées and pubs. I loved it!
Mareijn and I did stay in a great host family. It was just perfect. The family was really nice and we had nice talks. The food was delicious and the house was beautiful. I'm so glad we stayed over there.
For three days we had to go to school where we had English lessons. It was funny, cause we had class with Russian students. Mareijn and I walked everyday to school in ten minutes and from school to the centre of York in twenty minutes. Well, we walked a lot, I didn't miss the gym at all.
And now, I'm back home. Looking at all those pictures and new stuff. I miss England already. It has everything I'm looking for a place to feel like home. Maybe someday I'll move to York.

But for now, I'll enjoy the Yorkshire tea with milk, English cookies and jam I brought home and show my family all of the pictures I made.

And tomorrow is my first day working at the V&D in Haarlem, wish me luck!