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  3. Good Morning #Canada On a walking tour of Amsterdam, on our recent vacation, the guide asked if any Canadians were in the group.

Good Morning #Canada On a walking tour of Amsterdam, on our recent vacation, the guide asked if any Canadians were in the group.

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    Good Morning #Canada
    On a walking tour of Amsterdam, on our recent vacation, the guide asked if any Canadians were in the group. I raised my hand and she asked if I knew why tulips represented a strong connection berween Canada and The Netherlands. I answered, "Canada sheltered the royal family during #WWII & a Princess gave birth during her stay in Ottawa." The U.S. tourists with us were suitably impressed.
    Here's the story.

    #CanadaIsAwesome #History #BloomScrolling
    https://youtu.be/O612zh12NE4

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      Good Morning #Canada
      On a walking tour of Amsterdam, on our recent vacation, the guide asked if any Canadians were in the group. I raised my hand and she asked if I knew why tulips represented a strong connection berween Canada and The Netherlands. I answered, "Canada sheltered the royal family during #WWII & a Princess gave birth during her stay in Ottawa." The U.S. tourists with us were suitably impressed.
      Here's the story.

      #CanadaIsAwesome #History #BloomScrolling
      https://youtu.be/O612zh12NE4

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      BTW - the benefit from the Canadian and Netherlands relationship continues today and is demonstrated by the Ottawa Tulip Festival.

      #RoadTrip #Gardening

      https://tulipfestival.ca/

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        BTW - the benefit from the Canadian and Netherlands relationship continues today and is demonstrated by the Ottawa Tulip Festival.

        #RoadTrip #Gardening

        https://tulipfestival.ca/

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        @PaulBusch fun fact: my grade 1 teacher’s mom was a nurse that helped deliver Princess Margriet at the Ottawa Civic Hospital.

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          BTW - the benefit from the Canadian and Netherlands relationship continues today and is demonstrated by the Ottawa Tulip Festival.

          #RoadTrip #Gardening

          https://tulipfestival.ca/

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          @PaulBusch
          I've been there as a service member, and the Dutch treat Canadians very well. I also have a stamp in my collection, of the Canada Goose over Holland, and no price, meant to be used over and over as long as possible.

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          • paulbusch@cosocial.caP paulbusch@cosocial.ca

            Good Morning #Canada
            On a walking tour of Amsterdam, on our recent vacation, the guide asked if any Canadians were in the group. I raised my hand and she asked if I knew why tulips represented a strong connection berween Canada and The Netherlands. I answered, "Canada sheltered the royal family during #WWII & a Princess gave birth during her stay in Ottawa." The U.S. tourists with us were suitably impressed.
            Here's the story.

            #CanadaIsAwesome #History #BloomScrolling
            https://youtu.be/O612zh12NE4

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            @PaulBusch And every year, Canada receives something like 10,000 tulip bulbs, right? 🙂

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              @PaulBusch And every year, Canada receives something like 10,000 tulip bulbs, right? 🙂

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              @ColesStreetPothole
              Somewhere between 10,000 and 20,000 annually. The royal family sends 10K every year and a growers association sends additional amounts.

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