What I actually see in you two, and I'm comparing to the couple of years I've lived in the US (as a corporate pilot, so I've seen a good part of it), is that you're becoming more open-minded. Instead of being afraid or uncomfortable around unknown things or other cultures, you're becoming interested, wanting to find out more. I'm really glad that that is happening to you. I think it's also the reason you're doing so well here. I think it's fantastic that it seems that you've found your place in the world. Happy to have you!

@MissVindicat

Жыл бұрын

Well said!

@Maria-pq5nm

Жыл бұрын

Very nice to hear all the progress you learned. I feel locked in ahouse, when de curtains are closed. In 2000 I worked for half a year in Australië. I stayed with a elders lady. She was schoked when she arrived home and all the curtains where put a side.😂

@Hrn250

Жыл бұрын

@Brazen NL klopt ! 👍🏻

@theMusicWellOrg

Жыл бұрын

I LOVE your open attitudes, and willingness to accept a different way of life! O have always felt drawn to the Netherlands since I first visited as a 13 year old with my family. I've totally enjoyed - but also benefitted from! - learning from you guys, even to simply prep for a trip. So excited that my hubby and I finally have managed the minor health issues we both had this year and are booked to fly over in July! I hadn't figured on getting to Rotterdam, but apparently there are some pretty amazing prehistoric whale bones at the Naturhistorisch Museum. Since Devon's a true armchair Paleontologist, we'll be in your city!!! I wonder what else we sh be sure to do/see, where to eat... 😉🇳🇱 LOVE your work!

@Calligraphybooster

Жыл бұрын

hi, there is Naturalis, and Museon in The Hague is nice too. And if you like art: that’s next to Kunstmuseum Den Haag.

As a Dutchie, I've never considered flowers to be inexpensive. 60 dollars for a bouquet is wild.

@susanne4106

2 ай бұрын

🤯

Like your videos. Keep up the good work. Gives us Dutch viewers a different perspective on our country and culture. For me a good reminder to appreciate what we have and not to take it for granted.

@Georgeth-kb6rg

Жыл бұрын

Amen

Yes, in Europe people waiting on tables get a decent pay. That makes them expensive for the restaurant and they only employ as many as they really need. They might not have the time to be at your table in the first three minutes. Also: europeans sit down to relax, have a nice chat, look at who's walking by ... No need for your drink or meal to appear instantly. Take your time!!

@cynthiamolenaar770

Жыл бұрын

That was exactly my thought, it is considered somewhat rude or hasty here if the waiter is standing next to you when you just got your coat off and not even seated yet. We Dutch like our time to settle down and relax if we are out to eat for relax and enjoy time.

About the flowers, we are spoiled in the Netherlands. Sometimes I am watching a romcom from the USA and somebody gives their love interest a bouquet of flowers. And when I see those flowers I am like, that bouquet would be like the cheapest ones at the tankstation or supermarket in the Netherlands. 😂

@user-xi6nk4xs4s

Жыл бұрын

Same feeling here!

@mapostma866

Жыл бұрын

Agree. My mother used to buy fresh flowers every week from a door-to-door salesman or the market. Something I would love to do too. Unfortunately here in Australia the prices of flowers are the same as the US. 5 tulips for $12.😂

That thumbnail was the definition of "normal". Liked it 👌🏼😁 We have a doormat that says: Give us a minute, we're prolly naked. 😂

You guys are such wonderful people! I love your videos, your sense of humor, the way you have adapted to the Dutch life, but just most of all your personalities.

Wow Eric, your pronunciation of paling, haring, bitterballen: Spot on!! 10 points👍👏 ps you two living in the Netherlands making it even more beautiful 😘

@marijkevandeneijnden8971

Жыл бұрын

@Martin OnTheWeb Tammy had nails it too indeed!!💯

@Jazzx08

Жыл бұрын

yes, excellent pronunciation by both. Well done!

@lbergen001

Жыл бұрын

Love your videos👍👍, this one including. Maybe you could try talking Dutch on your (short) next video. And make a lot of mistakes, seriously. It's the best way to learn fluid Dutch. You have earned enough credits with your videos. And it will be very highly appreciated, for sure. So don't be shy and "Gaan met die banaan".❤

ah you guys are lovely! A few years ago I met some americans complaining about just everything! They were on holiday here. So I am so happy you see so many good points about the Netherlands. You know we Dutchies like to complain about everything but I am happy to see that is not yet the habit you took over from us 😄

The thumbnail in combination with the title had me in a fit. It is so telling about your transformation. I can vividly remember the pained expressions on Eric's face when he tried his first bitterbal or gods forbit,.. almonds on his cookie. Over time the realisation started to kick in that other things can be nice if you try them out and now you've become curious to try things. By now you'll understand the raised eyebrows and skeptic look when Europeans hear Americans go on about the land of the free and freedom. I followed the transformation and think you both are far more relaxed these days.Thank you for sharing this journey.

@rutgerb

Жыл бұрын

To be honest in the US you are more free, I do prefer the Dutch socialstate but in the US you for example dont need a bsn.

@mapostma866

Жыл бұрын

I think we are talking about "culture" and not so much about "freedom".

@AnagramGinger

Жыл бұрын

@@rutgerb it’s not required by law to have a social security number in the US, but it is basically required by life. I don’t think you can even get a driver’s license or a mortgage without one, so what’s the point in not getting one? US freedom is being able to live off-grid, but on grid everything is pretty strict. I don’t think it’s fair to compare a Dutch life to that of an American hermit. The average American enjoys less freedom than we do, I think that’s fair to say.

@rutgerb

Жыл бұрын

@@AnagramGinger i agree , the debt culture alone is something which robs Americans of their freedoms. But its not only the hermit, the odd cult or the pseudo guerilla group: when you are around the top of the pyramid you enjoy plenty of extra freedoms compared to us. I am glad our society is different, but we are not allowed to have an alternative, they do.

Hi! I am an expat recently moved to the Netherlands. Thank you so much for sharing your experiences. I am looking forward to see more of your content.

Sometimes a well produced thumbnail encapsulates differences between two different cultures. Well done.

Public transportation is key to a healthy society. Its great when it works.

@tbakker266

3 ай бұрын

Public transportation is great in the western regio, but not so good in other parts

I love how you guys are so positive about NL. Many Americans and Brits complain that ‘’it isn’t like home’’ - well, of course not because it is a different country to ‘home’!😜 I’m going to be here in NL until I am ‘6 foot under’ because the quality of life here is so very much better than the UK. For me, NL is ‘home’.

@TB-us7el

9 ай бұрын

Can you list the main things that are better? cheers

I really love you love it here! The Dutch tend complain a lot. We have our issues here for sure but I wouldn’t want to live anywhere else. Can’t wait for your future videos! Great video guys ❤

You have really found your place here. Great video. And oh yeah, CONGRATULATIONS ON HITTING 10K! 🎉🥳🎈🎊 ❤️❤️❤️

@SoultoSoulTravels

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, Michel❤

It looks like the two of you are happy here and that is good to see .

You are two happy - jolly Americains , without a hole " bunsh " of compliance about the Netherlands. Enjoy your time in the Netherlands.

You had me laughing out loud about people afraid of being scammed… Picture this: me being over 60, living in Rotterdam my whole life, worked in the City Hall for decades, and then when leaving the office, Coolsingel, late sunny afternoon, there’s a couple, studying the city plan but looking around a little bewildered. So I kindly asked them: "Can I be of assistance?" Upon which they noticeably moved closer together, said "No" (like I was handing out religious or political pamphlets), and briskly turned away from me. Considering the other one weird, was definitely mutual ;-)

@myafelicia

Жыл бұрын

This is one of the first things I always tell my American friends about: the Dutch - also the Dutch police officers - will come to you and ask if you need help the moment we see you standing somewhere, looking bewildered. Or that strangers would just have a babbeltje (small talk) with you. They still don't believe me 😆😂! We'll see when they finally get here for vacation!

@jdj8168

Жыл бұрын

I could understand that, when I go to italy and spain you really have to watch out for people pickpocketing you with these tricks

@margreetanceaux3906

Жыл бұрын

@@jdj8168 By ladies in their 60’s? Between the City Hall and Police HQ - oh wait, they didn’t know that ‘s the spot they were at 😁😆

@jdj8168

Жыл бұрын

@@margreetanceaux3906 knettergek die toeristen

@RolandLamers

Жыл бұрын

Regarding the service in a bar/restaurant or at the terras in the Netherlands. The service is rubbish. Long waits for ordering, drinks or bill. It’s not uncommon a waiter is being rude. The waiters are usually students doing it as a side job. They don’t live for the tips so they don’t care much about service. They have no intention this becoming a main income. Which is different then others countries, esp. USA. Where waiting is main income. And giving good service means bigger tips. Dutch want to be efficient and loath to wait. That’s why, instead of waiting for the bill, they usually go up to the bar or register to pay before leaving. Also why Dutch don’t que up in a line but from a funnel before an entrance.

Hallo lovely people, I live near Rotterdam and always travel on public transportation, it's 20 min. from my village by bus and metro. This was great. Groetjes.

Nice to meet you two! Welkom in Nederland!

I am dutch, when i saw the first time this urinal in the middle of a crowded Scheveningen, i also hesitated to use it at first.

Great point about the service being laid back. Service is perhaps not the quickest, but it will (usually) be quick enough to enjoy being there. Because in the vast majority of cases, people go to restaurants etc to enjoy the company of the person they are with.

Please don’t ever leave. You are so dutch. You belong with ‘us’ 🧡 (in a good way, not a scary way 😂)

@RunawayTrain2502

Жыл бұрын

You standard issue orange creepy cult robes have been send in the mail. Please report to you local ritual sacrifice altar asap. 😂

I love you, your enthousiame, your appreciation of our great tiny country.

You are my most favorite people from the USA in the Netherlands. You two always make me smile. If you ever want to leave the Netherlands, call me, we sit down, have a beer and I convince you to stay ❤

@SoultoSoulTravels

Жыл бұрын

Awww, thank you so much, Jack❤

I worked in country’s around the Netherlands and I never understood when I said good morning walking into the office or elevator and (almost) nobody said something back, it’s because of the YT channels I started to understand it’s me, it’s just a Dutch thing

Regarding restaurants: in Europe, going to a restaurant is social quality time so you do no want to rush or be rushed. I never get used to the 60 or 90 minutes 'feeding slots' which are commen in US restaurants (thankfully not all of them)...

@thomasbarchen

Жыл бұрын

Eating out in the US is like many things there, not really all that pleasant, too expensive, music too loud, people screaming over each other. Just crap!

Cool to hear your take on the things over here. For us natives, it's all "normal" and you never really stop to think about it. You have this way of making me feel prouder of my own country. Haha, thanks for that! Stay healthy and keep enjoying your life!

@marjabeverwijk5630

Жыл бұрын

Yes, I can attest to experiencing it all as "normal". In the video of the people in fancy dress I thought something of a bachelor party or something, but then Eric told me it was about the open urinal (pisbak), I hadn't noticed that at all. (I do understand that you can't or don't want to film that from too close up, I agree with youre choice, definitely a wise one, so that people will continue to like you).

About herring: I would like to mention that the herring (maatjesharing) you buy at stalls is not raw. It is gibbed (gekaakt). This means it is cured with its own enzymes. There is an article on wikipedia on if you would like to know more. Keep up the good spirits! Like your video's very much!

Your videos should be compulsory viewing for anyone moving to the Netherlands. Excellent.

@bertschalk1798

Жыл бұрын

Yes, I absolutely support that statement !!!! 😅

Hi...i live close to rotterdam and love how you reactions are about the netherlands....you see wath we dont see anymore....but uirerbord.....no thanks😮 have good times overhere....

Dear Tammy and Eric every time I watch a video from Soul to Soul Travels it is bringing big smile on my face. I am so glad that you have find your home in Rotterdam, The Netherlands. That you are feeling comfortable and most of all safe in the city and country you are living now for almost two years. I am so proud that you like the Dutch lifestyle, the food/drinks, the surroundings, the city and of course the Dutch people. I was wondering if you visit The Hague. If you do, please let me know if you liked it and if you want to come to The Hague again. By the way I want you to know that thanks to you I become a fan of the channel T and T go Dutch. Tracey and Travis are so nice and I truly understand that they are your best friends in the Netherlands. Wishing you a wonderful day and until next time. Doei en groetjes (greetings) van (from) Nancy uit Den Haag (from The Hague)👍🏻🙏🏻🫶🏻

@SoultoSoulTravels

Жыл бұрын

Awww, thank you, Nancy!! We are so glad that you are following Tracey and Travis as well! They are an awesome couple❤

@nancycorbet4727

Жыл бұрын

@@SoultoSoulTravelsHi Eric and Tammy, yes they are. And you are so welcome. Have a nice day on “Bevrijdingsdag” maybe you can vist a “Bevrijdingsfestival”. And maybe you have seen “De Dode herdenking” yesterday on tv. But any way I am wishing you a wonderful day.

You guys remind me how nice my country is . Thanx!❤❤❤❤❤❤

@thomasbarchen

Жыл бұрын

I live in Germany and sometimes I just need to escape so I travel to the Netherlands for a few days to experience nice people.

@deetgeluid

Жыл бұрын

@@thomasbarchen Thats funny, because i’m actually three quarters German, and I love German people! 😂😂😂😂😂😂 (Deet is short for my name, Detlev. )

Levelling up: doing groceries on your bike with a crate up front and bicycle bags on the back! 🇳🇱🚲 (lol as I'm typing this you're mentioning bikes 😁)

Almost 2 years... and already you guys are a Staple item on YT for me.. I can't comprehend what to do without your video's ;) It's great to she how you've changed, becoming more and more Dutch. I know looks can deceive, but I think Eric is doing fine after his cardiac problems. Stay Strong and keep those video's roling...

Happy to see you happy!

2 dutchies ❤ love you guys, love the video! 10k! Gefeliciteerd 🎉

Yes! So great to hear that you both, adaptet so well. Ga zo door!

So proud of you guys!! I really envy your adventure! It sounds amazing! Thank you for taking us with you on this journey!!

Glad to see that you have seen the light!

13:46 Eel, every kind of preparation, is delicious but also very expensive here in Germany. Hering, we call it Matjes, is the best and quite cheap. You need to get it fresh from a fisherman/weekly market, never from the super market. I can see how people, not used to it, have prejudices because of the look and the texture. I myself don't know much what is more delicious.

Great vlog, good to see you're happy! 👍

Glad you like the Dutch culture and don't be shy we are used to a lot you be surprised. Doei

proud of you guys! Fitting in like you are doing. Keep it up and you will never leave the Netherlands!

I love that you guys love our beautiful little country :D Thanks that you notified me of the little things to appreciate

Thank you for posting this one. Very nice and interesting 👍🏻

Always enjoying Your reactions !..keep on doing that !

Thx for your positive thoughts and attitude. It’s nice to hear that you enjoy living here.

I love your content so much! You 2 are such a beautiful people. Can’t wait to see your next content ❤

I lived in New Zealand for a year and I was totally shocked by the prices of flowers (and immediately realised it's because us Dutchies are spoiled with our horticulture). Sidenote: kiwi fruit is much more expensive there compared to the Netherlands, while it is their own produce..🤔

@eduarddoornbos2409

Жыл бұрын

Dutch cheese is cheaper in Spain

@vincenzodigrande2070

Жыл бұрын

​@@eduarddoornbos2409 Is it really Dutch though? In that industry you can't be sure of anything. Like Parmaham can come from Parma, but the pigs could have come from the Netherlands, this isn't made up!

@jbird4478

Жыл бұрын

@@vincenzodigrande2070 Probably not. Gouda for example is produced all over the world. There are only a few protected Dutch cheeses, and even then it's protected in law but - shocker - the food industry doesn't always abide by the law.

@mapostma866

Жыл бұрын

That's true. Here in Australia you can buy Edam cheese but you have to read the label to make sure it is made in the Netherlands. The Aussie Edam doesn't taste anything like the original.

@WhoStoleMyAlias

Жыл бұрын

@@vincenzodigrande2070 Actually, that is not true. There have been stories about live pigs being transported all over Europe to Parma in order to receive the official stamp but the consortium that controls the brand has set such high prerequisites that no Dutch pig could ever receive it. Which is a good thing, for the animals. Which doesn't mean that you cannot create the exact same dry cured ham somewhere else, but you can't sell it under the name Parma ham and people will be unlikely to pay as high a price for it.

2 years already? Congratulations! Glad to hear you got used to crazy dutch things 🙂 btw great "goedemiddag" pronounciation!

Thanks for the positivity. Bedankt.😂

Two years. Yes, time flies when your having fun. It's very nice that you feel at home in The Netherlands. Within two weeks you will have another big party in Rotterdam. Feyenoord will be champion! 🏆🏆🏆 Also congratulations with 10.000 subscribers! 🏆🏆🏆

@SoultoSoulTravels

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, René❤

My grandfather say always: be friendly it cost nothing, so always greeting to other people. why everyday are two days to the shop. bread you can take in the fridge here, and one night before out and the next morning you have fresh healthy bread. btw try a frikandel special,. love your video

Dear Tammy & Eric, Thanks so much for all your videos! You’ve learned me how to appreciate my own country (living in The Hague) even more. Hope to enjoy much more of your content. Be happy and stay healthy. 😘

Congrats on the 10k!!! ❤

I just stumbled on your channel and I subcribed today. What fun to watch you, you two come across like really nice, warm people so that is also the reason why you are adjusting so well and you are also embracing the "new things" in the Netherlands so that is great to see. I am a dutchie by the way

Peach culture adapting to coconut culture. It's not that easy, but you guys are coping veru very well!

You've been 'dutchyfied' pretty extensively! I'm so glad you feel great about it. And from the looks of it you two are flourishing here. It's really great to follow your journey here. Thanks again.

Your such a nice couple !!🥰

I sometimes watch your uploads and I love the positivity so I will watch more in the future!

Actually it is all quite simple, when you go to another country, doesn't matter where you come from or where you are going to, just go with the flow and follow the rules and customs of your new country and everything will turn out fine, no matter WHERE you go! Thumbs up!!

hi, and ty for this uplifting upload, a joy to see how our country impacted your way of viewing in a positive way, ur a nice couple and i am glad u found your ways overhere, stay positive, helpful and friendly, cuz im pretty sure it beats the alternatives;), have a great summer u2;)

Love you're videos keep it up guys

watching your video gives me a red blush on my cheeks. Almost everything is OK in this country. And you have comparison material. And therefore for all native Dutch people to be more positive about our country. We grumble a bit in this country. Now people say "if a Dutchman doesn't grumble, then something is really going on". Once again considering your experiences and watching the news. Sudan,Ukraine ect. I don't think it's that bad here either. Or in the future people will still greet each other??. The young generation is growing up with tablet, smartphone, gaming and TikTok and more individually focused. But that's what an older man thinks 😊

@user-xi6nk4xs4s

Жыл бұрын

Wim, you're not the only one thinking the contact on the street will get less and less. Whenever I come by a bus stop, nobody seems to talk with each other any more. Just standing far apart and largely looking on their phones. If I greet them from my bicycle (because I come close by), people always seem to be surprised. That sure used to be different. Maybe I'm becoming an older man as well ;o)

You really cheered me up watching this. Eric you are looking good. Are you OK and recovering well? Looks like you do. BTW what different people you two are since you have started your life here. Somehow you both look more confident and more relaxed...a good thing to see.❤ patience ís a good thing!

I love your channel, it's so fun to watch! You're such a lovely couple and interesting to hear your views on our country.. Greetz!

Thank you so much for sharing another great video! Two years, wow! You sure love being here. What somewhat shocked us is how you perceive the life back in the US. We have visited the US many, many times, and our experience is that Americans are very open, friendly people, and more often than not interested in nice talk. Sure, we also recognize many aspects you mention in your videos. Back to the video, you acknowledge living in NL have changed you. Life is different here, especially in the major cities where a car is not really necessary. Biking is part of our DNA, so you're brave you are cycling yourself. Please keep us up to date with your adventures.

I was just watching your video when my doorbell rang, 2 kids, a boy and a girl age 8 and 7 where standing there with a collectebus to collect money in the neighbourhood for Jantje Beton. This is a organisation which collects money so kids can play outside for example. This happened just at the point you where talking about being afraid getting mugged or scammed when you where walking in a street in the US. I realised that this is such a good example how it should be everywhere in the world.....not being afraid that your kids getting hurt when they want to collect money for a good cause. I also did this when i was a young kid in the 70's and it was a lot of fun because sometimes we got candy or fruit (Apple or pear). Love to see how you guys enjoy the Netherlands ❤

I am dutch. Your video is nice, just to to hear from your experiences. It makes me think, realising how lucky we are. Thanks

I totally didn't expect the Houdoe at the end. Magnificent! :D

Great seeing you again, I missed you! From this Dutchgirl, living in Canada!

We love having you here, aswell as Tracy and Trevor from my hometown Leiden.

@SoultoSoulTravels

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, Kiki!❤

3K VIEWS and ONLY 575 THUMBS UP ??? Nederlandse zuinigheid ?? I love you're reminding me how good we're having it here ! Thank you ! Love your uploads.

Hi Eric and Tammy, forgive my english. I like your positive attitude about living in the Netherlands, Its nice to watch your video’s and as a Dutchman it feels proud to get this feedback. I love your video’s, thanks for sharing and please…keep on going !! BIG HUGG for you both 🙏🏻 ✨❤️✨❤️✨❤️✨❤️✨

Gorgeous flowers in the background ❤

Wowww I never realized how lucky we are with the flowers, 60$ is insanity to me! LOVE that you have embraced feyenoord and the football culture in general, the unity and vibes around it is just amazing!

Nice it was good to hear from you and get updates on how you’re progressing there. One thing I wanted to mention is it almost sounds like you’re recovering from the trauma of living where you did in SoCal. I live near Seattle and have done many of the things you never would have done down there. Maybe if you decide to To move back to the states, it wouldn’t be back to Kelly. My family that lives in Rotterdam and I and another family member just did a weeklong trip to the national parks in Utah, and none of us had ever seen Utah before, and I think my Dutch son-in-law was speechless most of the week! In fact, we all were, and I’m glad to hear how you have adjusted the public transportation and yes, carrying bags everywhere is the norm there. Happy Mother’s Day and happy Father’s Day if I don’t get to comment before those. Holidays come up

When living in The Netherlands (1956-1969), I've never lived in a big city but in a house in Velp, a small village of less than 10,000 inhabitants, sandwiched between the river IJssel and the Veluwe. Houses had a small storage for bikes, tools, garden stuff, etc., so no bikes in the streets.

Congratz on 10k! 🥳🥳🥳🥳

@SoultoSoulTravels

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Googol❤

Haha mister David over there :) Had me laughing. Thanks for that!

I think the most you both have learned is to take in easy...unstress. Most people here like to relax going to a cafe or restaurant. Normaly first they will ask if you want something to drink to let you settle down and come back later to ask what you would like to eat. Your are more dutch than 2 years ago👍😘

Love your videos! What I love most is your humor and open mindedness and your sharp observations of both the Netherlands and your own reaction on everything that’s different here. Awesome ❤

Wow you two, just amazing. We just got back to Korea from the states a couple months ago and we were so happy to be back. You two are still always welcome to come to Busan and expand your palate with some more amazing food! LOVED all the collabs with T and T Go Dutch!!! (FYI, my wife is a pro tour guide. She knows all the secrets, wink wink, nudge nudge)

Love your video's! Fellow Dutchie

Great video!!

A Dutch outdoor urinal is a very private thing compared to public toilets with doors in the US and I don't want mention the Folsom street fair in the US.

I love what you're doing, you're a beautiful couple. Don't forget to go to Rotterdam Tomorrow and Monday to celebrate Feyenoord League winners, a few years ago there was 500.000 people partying in Rotterdam to celebrate their club.

Arboretum Trompenburg is great lots of flowers and trees!🌲🌵🌳🌸🏵

As a Dutchie i can confirm al of this😂😂 in the rural areas its even possible to just put your bike there without locking it. I live in a small village and I rarely lock my bike in the village. In the rural areas there mostly is the least theft. The chance of getting robed or something getting stollen is quite low. It doesn't mean that it doesn't happen.

Isnt it nice how you quickly get juse to things. Great youre love it here.

The reasons for the difference in shopping for food (and other things) is not only the ones you have mentioned but also the difference in zoning policy. In general, in the USA you have much stricter zoning into housing and shopping areas. In Europe, zoning is more flexible, and care is taken that shops are available inside housing areas.

As a German it's always so funny to me when Americans talk about walking to places, or having to walk to places.

A bit of a collection of the subjects of the last almost two years in a kind of update. Nice to see you adjust in a kind of natural way. Love to see you are getting used to Dutch people talking to you without obvious reasons. I often go sit near the watermill in Genneper parken (at some point painted by van Gogh) just to relax, sometimes (mostly in the weekends) with a beer and a joint, and since I do that I have quite range of people that I know just from that spot because they walked up to me (or stopped their bikes) for a little talk, and those people then also got to know each other so now on a sunny Sunday it's sometimes like a little party even with bbq and street musicians that also like to go there... did I mention the ice-cream car?? 😁😍😊😇

@user-xi6nk4xs4s

Жыл бұрын

I know the spot. Enjoy!

@soepie17

Жыл бұрын

@@user-xi6nk4xs4s allways...🙂

Those stairs, yeah, i think they made something out of a ladder and some old ikea book shelves on a friday afternoon, and then called it a day and went home.

Looove u guys. So dwn 2 earth. ❤

Allright, a short one, but it will say everything: We're glad you like it!

Hoi leuke video weer, groetjes uit het oosten van het land 😊

the lock for your bike is called "ringslot" or wielslot and we use it for quick stops like grosseries.. also our bikes are worth 50 euro's so every dutch has one time or another his or her bike stolen.