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Our Gay Couple Trip to the Dutch Island Vlieland – Wadden Sea

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A Dutch Island Vlieland Autumn Weekend – What to do on a rainy autumn weekend in the Netherlands in Northern Europe? This question is good to answer with a weekend escape to the Watten Sea on the north coast of the Netherlands to enjoy an Autumn Weekend on the Dutch Island Vlieland just a 1,5 hours car ride north of the Dutch capital Amsterdam.But do you know how to get on the island Vlieland with a ferry from Harlingen, what to do on Vlieland in autumn and what if it starts raining?

Did you know there is cranberry weekend, that you can listen to a candlelight concert in an old church or look over the island from a lighthouse?

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