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I'm from Australia! :)

Interesting!

These are called Krullen (Curls) They are ancient , that's why they are open so homosexuals could'nt have sex in there without it being obvious.

This is what I got off Wikipedia: Two accounts of the flag's origin connect it to the tricolor used by the Dutch Republic (the flag of the Netherlands).[1][2] The earliest mention of the flag occurs during the reign of Alexis I, in 1668, and is related to the construction of the first Russian naval ship, the frigate Oryol. According to one source, the ship's Dutch lead engineer Butler faced the need for the flag, and issued a request to the Boyar Duma, to "ask His Royal Majesty as to which (as is the custom among other nations) flag shall be raised on the ship". The official response merely indicated that, as such issue is as yet unprecedented, even though the land forces do use (apparently different) flags, the tsar ordered that his (Butler's) opinion be sought about the matter, asking specifically as to the custom existing in his country.[3] A different account traces the origins of the Russian flag to tsar Peter the Great's visits to Arkhangelsk in 1693 and 1694. Peter was keenly interested in shipbuilding in the European style, different from the barges ordinarily used in Russia at the time. In 1693, Peter had ordered a Dutch-built frigate from Amsterdam. In 1694 when it arrived, the Dutch red-white-and-blue banner flew from its stern.[4] Peter decided to model Russia's naval flag after this banner by changing the sequence of colors.

Phew, not just me then haha

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Hey Don Miata, thanks for the tips! Very helpful :)

Actually, I believe you now _have_ to buy them online. You then get a ½ hour timeslot for arrival and everything works great - visited 2 months ago (Mar 2019)

Hey Martin, I haven't been to KL before but hopefully one day!

Hey EdEditz, that's so interesting, thank you for sharing!! We actually went to St Petersburg one month before getting to The Netherlands funnily enough!

@@vanessasprinkles6934 Hi can we get to know you?

Witte boterham, mosterd, rundvlees kroket, dubbel vouwen, plat drukken en hap.

Since beginning of times!

Gewoon, een standaard lunch in een restaurant: twee kroketjes , twee plakjes brood, wit of bruin, mosterd en wat salade als versiering.

Its quite common

Hey Looney, it was so enjoyable to visit lots of places rather than just the capital because I think it gave us a better perspective on Dutch culture. Maastricht was super cool, oh wow, thanks for the recommendation, I will look into it if I manage to go back :)

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I love it!

Hey Gerben, thank you so much for your recommendation! I will add it to my list of places to check out if I can manage to go back at some point!

Oops! Sorry for the wrong pronunciation, the font was kind of funny and I misread! :)

Yeah, just like they call Zandvoort aan Zee, IJmuiden en Wijk aan Zee 'The Amsterdam Beach' since 5-10 years or so. I mean, it's probably close to Amsterdam for tourist-understandings, but nowhere near Amsterdam for us Dutch people.

There must be stil a Dutch population in Rusia. But its nowere to find.

it was Oranje Blanje Blou like the previous South African flag. The Dutch called it the Prince Flag. Red White and Blue after the Napoleonic era.

Hey Sahi PK, thanks for the recommendation! I will add Groningen to my list of places to visit next time - it's where Ryan's brother was born!

That's so interesting Sahi PK. I wonder why Dutch people are less likely to have tried drugs than foreigners? Maybe if something is accessible and easy to get, it becomes less desirable for people to try?

@@vanessasprinkles6934 That is exactly it. That's why our country tolerates it, but they didn't realy think of the tourism and the problems they cause when they thought of this policy.

Sorry, my mistake! We were staying in Den Bosch to travel out to Efteling so I got confused!

and also not in urk

@@vanessasprinkles6934 Kaatsheuvel

So why nothing about Den Bosch? The world famous weird creature painter Jeronimus Bosch was born there somewhere in the 16th century. Maybe a little less about amsterdam and more about the rest of the cities. Amsterdam is globalist with posers that live there. The real Dutch are normal people not like the arrogant snobs in amsterdam. @@vanessasprinkles6934

The Dutch flag used to be orange, white & blue. Just another example.... You are not making sense.

You need to do some research mate, Pepijn is absolutely historically correct.

Malle Rups only royalist used orange, others always used red white and blue even before the 80 year war.

Another fact. The Dutch flag with the colors red,white and blue only emerged at the end of the 80 year war. In 1648 orange was replaced by red. The colors orange, white and blue come from the time of the Repulic of the Seven Provinces. The Netherlands as a country did not exist yet.

yeah no thats simply not true lol. at all. the original dutch flag is orange white and blue. not red. its called the prinssen flag. www.newhistorian.com/many-flags-red-white-blue-part-one/7406/ read this. thats why. not because its from the dutch decedents. they dont even know why we changed orange to red. no historian know exactly why. anyway read that article. its not nice to spread false information you know

Lol Europe is a pretty big place so I'm not too sure about that one :P But yeah...things are definitely very different from things down in Australia!

Pretty sure you're right. Nobody else wears ties like that. :-)

ja dat zijn ze zeker

It was so cool to witness!

feuten ,(pledges) student hazing,...

I didn’t know the Netherland’s had fraternities. That’s interesting

Sander Jansen You mean a Quooker

AlatarIstari Hello! I didn't go inside St Mary's Church unfortunately. This might sound weird but I think when I was there I forgot that you could go inside churches to visit. For the Rynek Underground when I went to buy a ticket they said that they had booked out for the next few days and I told them that I was only in Krakow for 3 days but they didn't care. I really wish I had been able to go inside. I have heard it is very cool. Have you been?

Yes, I have and it's very interesting but I think you lost more not going inside St Mary's Church. Fortunately there are panoramas: www.pajorama.eu/wirtualnymariacki/mariacki.html#/Fasada/

Thank you for linking these photos. They are so beautiful! I really loved my time in Poland and hopefully one day when I return to Krakow I will go inside St Mary's Church and Rynek Underground. I also visited Wroclaw in another video :)

My pleasure. Nice to read you liked your visit in Poland. Have a nice day :)

Edgar Opengo Enjoy! It's so beautiful. I recommend visiting the Amalfi Coast if that isn't already on your itinerary!