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The art of enjoying the journey (A'DAM Lookout in Amsterdam)

The art of enjoying the journey

Having a goal has always been like setting a compass in the wilderness of life; it gives direction and a sense of purpose—a lookout at the future. This expected horizon urges me onward, investing each step with intention and shaping the narrative turn of our odyssey. With its promise and potential, this pursuit colors our existence with meaning and moves us toward our aspirations.

Yet, on this journey, navigating through deep waters often feels like each move in the wind and the waves becomes a story of ambition. But it is just when deep inside the storm that I realize things need time to develop and people to process.

Hence, with its twists, turns, and unexpected surprises, enjoying the ride toward that goal truly makes my heart race with its beauty, and the final destination is worth every effort.

A'DAM Lookout in Amsterdam

The A'DAM Lookout is an iconic observation tower in Amsterdam, a striking landmark visible as soon as you arrive at the city's Central Station, where this photo seems to have been captured. Its prominent position on the northern banks of the IJ river marks it as a prominent feature of Amsterdam's skyline, greeting visitors as they step off the trains and offering a convenient first destination for those seeking to soak in the city from above. The observation deck of the A'DAM Lookout is a beloved attraction for tourists and locals, offering unparalleled panoramic views that span Amsterdam's historical center, its bustling port area, and the unique Dutch polder landscape. The tower has a restaurant and a bar, allowing guests to dine or enjoy a drink with the city's beauty unfolding below them. For thrill-seekers, the 'Over The Edge' swing offers an adrenaline-pumping experience, swinging daring visitors over the tower's edge, further enhancing the already exhilarating visit to this remarkable Amsterdam vantage point.

Hi there, I'm Stefanie, the photographer, and author of the blog post you're reading now.


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