sirdroseph wrote: 
that was 2 years ago. I was just showing my membership card...

 MrsHobieJoe wrote: 

Don't do anything that I wouldn't do but make sure to do everything I would.

 MrsHobieJoe wrote: 

 ronrp wrote: 

Er is niets in nederland zoals Radio-paradise, ik zou "Studio Brussel" aanraden. Is wat alternatiever, maar ook leuk. Succes met de (moeilijke) Nederlandse taal! 

Dag allemal,
Ik leer Nederlands. Ik ben op zoek naar een goede online radio in Nederlandse stijl Radio-Paradise. Ik heb nog niet gevonden. Is het moeilijk? ;-)

 MrsHobieJoe wrote: 
Een goede reis, behouden aankomst en prettig verblijf in Nederland toegewenst, MrsHobieJoe!

 MrsHobieJoe wrote: 

  have a good trip!

OMG- flying to Amsterdam in 4 hours!

 Blackbirds wrote: 

Thanks so much Blackbirds. That is exactly what I was looking for. 

On the ANWB site:

http://www.anwb.nl/fietsen/fietsroutes/soorten-routes,/meerdaagse-fietsroute/landelijke-fietsroutes.html

But it says that it is not sold via the ANWB webstore.

Have a look at this site: 

http://www.fietsplatform.nl/routes/

where you can order them through http://webwinkel.nederlandfietsland.nl
 
Enjoy!
 

Hi Lunar or Johray,

I wonder if you could point me in the right direction on this one.

I am looking fto buy these maps below but I can't find them at Stanfords (my usual first port of call for all things map related) and the ANWB website didn't seem to have them but then again my Dutch is nonexistent- it may have been that I was searching for the wrong thing.  Can you see them on the ANWB website?

Landelijke Fietsroutes 1 :150 000

We have found these to be about the best maps for cycle touring in Holland. They come in an A5 sized 'ziploc' plastic wallet which contains an A5 size booklet with route descriptions and general information (unfortunately only in Dutch) and 20 loose A3 size maps folded in quarters, which fit nicely int an Ortlieb map case. Although the maps are slightly larger in scale to the ANWB maps they do have a wealth of information on them for the cyclist. Details include LF routes with numbers, tour junctions and variants, cycle paths, ANWB 'Paddestoel' numbers, campsites and the usual tourist information.

They come in 2 packs one to cover the North of Holland and one to cover the South of Holland, although you can buy all the North and South maps in one pack which is slightly cheaper. They can be purchased from most ANWB shops and some of the VVV offices.

Are there any coffee shops streaming RP in Amsterdam?

 lunar1963 wrote: 
Deed me toch wel wat . . . zijn er RP fandagen in NL?

29 June - 3 July!! 

 rosedraws wrote: 
Bring your forehead shields. You'll be sorry if you don't. 

 rosedraws wrote: 

Well, first the touristic things I think you should see, even though they aren't exactly of the beaten path:

Anne Frank house
van Gogh Museum
Rijksmuseum
Red Light District

Northern Amsterdam is (or used to be) very shabby and boring. (but I'm not from Amsterdam, quite sure some listeners are!

Hans van Mierlo overleden!

Hello!

Mom and I are planning a trip to Amsterdam and Denmark this year.

1) We're thinking of going end of July - beginning of August.  Is that a good time to go?  Will vacation time be a problem, or is there a much better time to go?

2) We'll be in Amsterdam for probably 3 days... suggestions for best things to do?

3) We're stopping for the night in northern Amsterdam on the way to DK and back... what are your suggestions for wonderful places?  Authentic, lovely, less-touristy places are our favorites.

 ronny wrote: 

Dat is, eh, ongelofelijk! Dezelfde groep die (later?) "mam. weet jij wanneer ik voor het eerst een broodje met kaas gegeten heb" maakte. dat maternité bleek te heten na nader onderzoek!

 Johray63 wrote: 

Die heb ik als MP3 gevonden inmiddels, fantastisch nummer!