I've just come back from the Netherland's today to the UK. I certainly did not want to leave! I am so jealous of the amazing cycling infrastructure the Netherlands have there. Although I did'nt do any cycling as I was on a work trip but I did running during the evenings and saw it for myself. But no doubt I will return for a leisure activity such as this. Your videos provide brilliant ideas of how to lay out a cycling itinerary.
Hi guy, glad you came and experienced our country. Bit of a shame you only saw the flat parts as our country (believe it or not) does have hills to offer. You've now see pretty much most of the traditional fishing and old Dutch northern style of living. Please next time around make sure to include provinces Gelderland and Limburg to your trip. Lots of history of WW2, forests , hills, and wonderful views. Flying to Eindhoven , do a nice trip and return from Maastricht should make things easier for you. Really enjoyed the video. Hope your bum is okay from the saddle haha. Looked like a pretty firm ride they lend you.
Nice trip, to bad this year the weather is like an everlasting autumn. Maybe nextbyear the south of the Netherlands and/ore North Belgium? Thanks for taking us along!
What a great video you've made there! Congrats on your achievement, and many thanks for sharing your experiences with us! 👏🏻 Hope your bum will be OK soon 😉
I think the weather this year has been super wet so far and temperatures have been low. Not what we've been accustomed to in recent years. A rooster is pronounced like roaster and is the same type of metal grill that you can find on the barbecue, but obviously not used for frying wildlife in this case. :) It's the Dutch word for grate/grid/grill, usually in the sense of exhaust/intake cover, but here it's a filter.
Dwingeloo, so beautifully. my mother is from there. She is called Lammy (Lammigje) which means little lamb. Very common name in Drenthe. When her parents moved to Arnhem (Gelderland, middle/eastern of the country) she was like 14 and the teacher introduced her as “Lammetje” in the class. Which is the litteral Dutch way to say small lamb. Everybody was crying off laughter and she was just embarrassed. It all came good for her, do not worry 😅
So many slugs is indeed bizar this year. This is mainly due to the very wet spring. It's a shame you have so much rain. A year ago things were completely different. Then we even had a heat wave. Unfortunately you were not lucky in terms of weather.
Hah.... joy... you pronounced Friesland correctly. My heads up last video was clearly not needed. There will always be a slight accent but I give you a 9.9/10 for that one. There are a few CZcamsrs I know that are very interested in reacting to things in/about the Netherlands, would you mind if I suggest your biketour to them? 2:32 acceptable mate, very acceptable. 8:36 Technically "Cattle grid" would be Vee Rooster. This would better be translated as "Game/wildlife grid". As an avid cycler, I often bring something as lunch but I never thought about those energy thingies.. do they really work better than say my dextrose or grape sugar? (I am an old man, grape sugar was what we had when I started touring, there wasn't protein shakes or energy gels, you stick with what you know usually right?) Language tip: If you see words ending on te (Like Drente) it usually is pronounced like "duh" but with a hard T instead of that d so basically Drentuh 12:46 wait... how the bleep are you already in Naarden. I went to school there for about 4 years. You are a fast cycler mate. Great video, do come back. There is so much beautiful places. Thewoods and national parks in Utrecht, Brabant and Gelderland, the hills (and even a "mountain" in Limburg, The Delta works in Zeeland etc.
Thanks - Glad I pronounced it right! Absolutely - feel free to share the video with them. Regarding snacks, to be honest anything with a high sugar content works just fine. Stick to what you know, it's personal preference :) Useful language tips - thanks again!
@@dimmerridder7377 Zeker weten.... "Dutchies" is an American derogative slur that somehow internet fools seem to accept as a compliment, apparently proud that they get a nickname of some sort to identify with on the web from such a prominent society that claims to lead the world. Very typical condescending behavior if you ask me of colonial supremacy of a time long gone. We are in all and every means superior, by far, not as a human (because all are equal) but as a nation, culture and society. First, it is a word that does not exist in our own language and is basically a mistaken confusion of the word Deutsch. Why should we be called something that, by definition, we are not and cannot be by our own. Secondly, look at all the one-liners and sayings in American English of anything Dutch. There are plenty and not 1 of them is positive. It is a belittling term, just like fatty, baldy or blacky. It is designed and used to appear sublime.
The countryside of Fryslân is quiet and not so beautiful anymore. Only high intensive agriculture. No insects, no birds. Only cows and grass or corn. 😢The National Park is lovely though.
I liked the video, but I do have one request: Wearing a helmet in the Netherlands is like eating a ham sandwich in a mosque. Please don't do that, show some respect.
please, pleasy please, stop contrasting your video so much. the unnatural colours make it so fakethat it hurts my eyes. think of colours as a conversation. softer colours are like people having a conversation hard colours are like people screeming to each other screeming draws a lot of atention but it gets irritating realy fast.
Thanks for the feedback. This is the default saturation level on my phone that I've used to film the entire video with. I'm still new to film making so I will review the saturation levels for the next video, as it seems to vary between the editing software and the final exported version.
@@guyconlon didn't bother me. I just enjoyed the tour, realy calming. Maybe his monitor settings are off? Wish you had better weather but i guess you are used to it comming from England.
Nice to see this through the eyes of a foreigner. Likewise I enjoyed my cycling in the English Lake District 55 odd years ago.
Glad to hear you enjoyed cycling here in The Netherlands. Always welcome to come back for a new tour 😊
Thanks 😁
I've just come back from the Netherland's today to the UK. I certainly did not want to leave! I am so jealous of the amazing cycling infrastructure the Netherlands have there. Although I did'nt do any cycling as I was on a work trip but I did running during the evenings and saw it for myself. But no doubt I will return for a leisure activity such as this. Your videos provide brilliant ideas of how to lay out a cycling itinerary.
So at least something came home, and it was not football!
That was lovely. Thanks for sharing.
Some nice footage of our beautiful country 👍
Thanks!
Hi guy, glad you came and experienced our country. Bit of a shame you only saw the flat parts as our country (believe it or not) does have hills to offer. You've now see pretty much most of the traditional fishing and old Dutch northern style of living.
Please next time around make sure to include provinces Gelderland and Limburg to your trip. Lots of history of WW2, forests , hills, and wonderful views. Flying to Eindhoven , do a nice trip and return from Maastricht should make things easier for you.
Really enjoyed the video. Hope your bum is okay from the saddle haha. Looked like a pretty firm ride they lend you.
Thanks for the suggestions!
Nice trip, to bad this year the weather is like an everlasting autumn. Maybe nextbyear the south of the Netherlands and/ore North Belgium?
Thanks for taking us along!
Breda Markdal it will blow his mind how beautifal it is
What a great video you've made there! Congrats on your achievement, and many thanks for sharing your experiences with us! 👏🏻 Hope your bum will be OK soon 😉
Thanks very much!!!
I think the weather this year has been super wet so far and temperatures have been low. Not what we've been accustomed to in recent years.
A rooster is pronounced like roaster and is the same type of metal grill that you can find on the barbecue, but obviously not used for frying wildlife in this case. :) It's the Dutch word for grate/grid/grill, usually in the sense of exhaust/intake cover, but here it's a filter.
Nice to see your cycling through our hometown Dwingeloo
Lovely place!
Dwingeloo, so beautifully. my mother is from there. She is called Lammy (Lammigje) which means little lamb. Very common name in Drenthe. When her parents moved to Arnhem (Gelderland, middle/eastern of the country) she was like 14 and the teacher introduced her as “Lammetje” in the class. Which is the litteral Dutch way to say small lamb. Everybody was crying off laughter and she was just embarrassed. It all came good for her, do not worry 😅
“like” ??? 14 you mean around, nearly, exactly 14 years old plenty of proper English words instead of the stupid ‘Muricanism “like” !!!
Beautiful story - thanks for sharing 😊
The Netherland may be flat but it sure has a lot of headwind.
So many slugs is indeed bizar this year. This is mainly due to the very wet spring. It's a shame you have so much rain. A year ago things were completely different. Then we even had a heat wave. Unfortunately you were not lucky in terms of weather.
Still had a great time despite the weather 🙂
@@guyconlon good to hear ☺️
This year is extremely wet.
Snails are common, but we have a lot of them this year.
You need to try a leather BROOKS saddle.
Hah.... joy... you pronounced Friesland correctly. My heads up last video was clearly not needed. There will always be a slight accent but I give you a 9.9/10 for that one.
There are a few CZcamsrs I know that are very interested in reacting to things in/about the Netherlands, would you mind if I suggest your biketour to them?
2:32 acceptable mate, very acceptable.
8:36 Technically "Cattle grid" would be Vee Rooster. This would better be translated as "Game/wildlife grid".
As an avid cycler, I often bring something as lunch but I never thought about those energy thingies.. do they really work better than say my dextrose or grape sugar? (I am an old man, grape sugar was what we had when I started touring, there wasn't protein shakes or energy gels, you stick with what you know usually right?)
Language tip: If you see words ending on te (Like Drente) it usually is pronounced like "duh" but with a hard T instead of that d so basically Drentuh
12:46 wait... how the bleep are you already in Naarden. I went to school there for about 4 years. You are a fast cycler mate.
Great video, do come back. There is so much beautiful places. Thewoods and national parks in Utrecht, Brabant and Gelderland, the hills (and even a "mountain" in Limburg, The Delta works in Zeeland etc.
Thanks - Glad I pronounced it right!
Absolutely - feel free to share the video with them.
Regarding snacks, to be honest anything with a high sugar content works just fine. Stick to what you know, it's personal preference :)
Useful language tips - thanks again!
You are already shopping as a Dutchie. Just hop on your bike to the nearest supermarket and get your groceries for the day.
We are not Dutchies.
@@AlexK-yr2th😂😂😂 n Fries zeker😂😂😂
@@dimmerridder7377 Zeker weten....
"Dutchies" is an American derogative slur that somehow internet fools seem to accept as a compliment, apparently proud that they get a nickname of some sort to identify with on the web from such a prominent society that claims to lead the world. Very typical condescending behavior if you ask me of colonial supremacy of a time long gone. We are in all and every means superior, by far, not as a human (because all are equal) but as a nation, culture and society.
First, it is a word that does not exist in our own language and is basically a mistaken confusion of the word Deutsch. Why should we be called something that, by definition, we are not and cannot be by our own.
Secondly, look at all the one-liners and sayings in American English of anything Dutch. There are plenty and not 1 of them is positive. It is a belittling term, just like fatty, baldy or blacky. It is designed and used to appear sublime.
Ik overdrijf niet er er zijn uitzonderingen inderdaad. Lees Natuuramnesie van Marc Argelo of Lanschapspijn van Jantien de Boer. Fijne avond!
Check HAARP als je de waarheid wilt weten.
Nice trip. I would recommend to use a short with chamois.
Thanks!
I did - but with multiple long days on the saddle, it was inevitable that I'd have some soreness.
Then you have to ride more often. 😊
There are many more slugs than normal this year, because of the incredibly wet year we've had.
Hi I love your bike tour through the Netherlands. I was wondering if you could make a map of the tour you've done?
Thanks! I'll be doing a video soon discussing the trip (including the route + maps) - likely early August.
great vlog Guy, although the music makes me feel a bit sad
The countryside of Fryslân is quiet and not so beautiful anymore. Only high intensive agriculture. No insects, no birds. Only cows and grass or corn. 😢The National Park is lovely though.
I live in between agriculture in de northwest of Friesland and I have a lot of insects and birds in my garden and around it. Niet zo overdrijven joh!
Groninger? Het kan niet anders, want deze post is echt onzin!
can you post a map of your trip Guy?
I'm going to be making a video soon where I talk through the route, logistics, my experiences etc. I'll include links to the route.
You should probably know that you're not allowed to hold your phone while cycling; you could get a fine.
He mentioned it in his part 1 video when he was in the centre of Amsterdam. But out in the middle of nowhere you can chance it.
I liked the video, but I do have one request:
Wearing a helmet in the Netherlands is like eating a ham sandwich in a mosque.
Please don't do that, show some respect.
please, pleasy please, stop contrasting your video so much.
the unnatural colours make it so fakethat it hurts my eyes.
think of colours as a conversation.
softer colours are like people having a conversation
hard colours are like people screeming to each other
screeming draws a lot of atention but it gets irritating realy fast.
Thanks for the feedback. This is the default saturation level on my phone that I've used to film the entire video with. I'm still new to film making so I will review the saturation levels for the next video, as it seems to vary between the editing software and the final exported version.
@@guyconlon didn't bother me. I just enjoyed the tour, realy calming. Maybe his monitor settings are off? Wish you had better weather but i guess you are used to it comming from England.
Too bad you don't change your underwear but just wear it the next day!