Let me set the scene Karen, it’s raining outside, it’s dark and cold, nothing to watch on the bbc or itv, so on to You Tube I went, first recommendation, your new upload, settle on sofa, press play and once again I very much enjoy your travels and thoughts on your surroundings. Your enthusiasm for everything you seem to do is a joy to watch and very much more interesting than what some of the so called proper tv channels put on. Thank you.
The UK and Netherlands both have sections of Motorway where the hard shouder is Dynamic - and changes into running lanes at peak times. (More recently ou may have noticed that the UK is removing hard shoulders completely with mixed results). I loved camping in France for the reason the sites I have used all had a bakery nearby or on site, and nothing nicer than getting up, short walk to get fresh baguettes and croissants, and then settling down with a fresh coffee in the sun.... great start to the day I did a motorbike tour of Netherlands (Holland) in 2016 and was really impressed with the way that cycling is incorporated into whole layout of the towns and roads. Much more joined up into incorporating cycling and it's benefits.
I'm a new subscriber and have just spent some time going through a few of your older videos, you strike me as a very impressive lady and it's nice to hear my own accent on TH-cam, all the best.
Nice picturesque scenery again Karen. That awning is a two person job I think (I wonder if you used it ) and a motor mover I couldn't manage without. The weathers cooled down in UK 11.11.19 .. we have floods not far from Sheffield where you visited . saw the fake trav blog, funny ha.
I never ended up using the awning up 🤦♀️ Kept meaning to the whole trip! A motor mover would have been so handy at that campground. I heard the weathers turned bad!! Hope it’s ok and not too much damage?!
Well done for successfully negotiating the motorways! I would have been on anxiety overload, finding my way, towing a caravan AND driving on the ‘wrong’ side of the road! You are amazing!
I am glad your still enjoying yourself. As I am as well. Seeing the site's the castle looked amazing. I don't drive myself. So well done on that side. My friends have had a hard time when they have done it.
Another enjoyable and informative vlog K, you have an easy to watch relaxed style to make the most of your experiences shared with us. Thank you, again, for sharing your memories and putting on record those things we all go through in our travels. It is a long time since I enjoyed an ice pop too. Best wishes and safe travels Karen, cheers, Rog... ✅ 👍🏻 🐍
will you also visit other parts of The Netherlands? En Welkom in Nederland! I really loved your videos about all your travels! The Netherlands has the highest density of caravans in the whole world
Hi Karen another good video you need to invest in a fold up bicycle you would feel the benefit on all your travels you do get to see more than just walking 🚲 👍
I'm in the UK but when I was living in Mexico I found the hardest time of day to drive was first thing in the morning. The problem was, it would be easy to drive on the wrong side of the road, specially where the roads are empty. So I made a small notice which I fixed to the steering wheel whenever I got out. It just said " Drive on the right" and I attached it with a bulldog clip. I also put an old towel on the drivers seat as a double reminder. It worked though, and I was happy about that !
I understand, I felt the same when I went to Ireland and drove there. I was stressed for a short while till I retrained the brain. Then it was fun. Love what you have shared...Vic
It's easy peasy Kay, for the first few days because you are concentrating, the problem starts after about a week, you forget yourself and oops you are on the wrong side of the road!
new subscriber well done Karen with the driving keep enjoying yourself. Hope your still loving the 3008 i had one up untill 4 weeks ago ive now orxered the 5008 which is the same car just a bit longer and has 7 seats. anyway your cute and an inspiration keep doing what your doing and best wishes Jeff xxxx
Travelling K your young and I’m sure you will have many more big adventures like this in your future. I hope you have a chance to come to the US and see what we got going on. Get a class A diesel pusher (or even a class C) and have at it. I wish I could sponsor you but if you want to try I will do what I can to help you out.
Another enjoyable vlog Karen, great to see you cycling, as you noted "you see more on a bicycle". Just wondering have you enough room in your NZ caravan to fit a small wheeled folding bike? It would help you explore further. I fully agree with another comment - "your enthusiasm for everything is a joy to watch", one awesome lady !!! 🚴♀️🚴♀️🚴♀️
Thanks I forgot to mention there is several videos on TH-cam regarding the diesel heaters from China they are very good considering the price. Any repair shop could fit them or if your handy at diy it’s easy to fit. I use one in my lorry I use and these are very good and heat up very quick.
I just saw a video today about a 7 in 1 roundabout in Swindon, England. Perhaps you encountered it while in England. It is on YT so if you are your subscribers are interested take a look. Your music and soothing commentary make driving seem like a day at the spa.
You are doing amazingly well as a solo explorer. I salute you. Victor Morris' advice is sound - don't get cocky after a few days of crash-free motoring! Regarding road numbers: A stands for Autoroute/Autosnelweg* (i.e. Motorway). N stands for National (NZ National Highway) (UK A Road). Major roads with E numbers span virtually the whole of the EU. It’s not unusual to see dual E and A route numbering on signage. *Belgium is split between French (Walloon) and Dutch/Flemish.
Great, different viewpoint. I have this mental image of Europe being crowded, touristy, or cityfied. It's nice to see your more casual approach. Although, the locals might not agree with your choice of VEGEMITE spread on their nice fresh bread!!
Tony White no it’s the complete opposite to what you think. Big open spaces snow cap mountains, beautiful lakes & seas plus a multitude of different languages and cultures.
That caravan is very big for a solo traveller - especially with no motor mover. How many times have you started driving on the left before remembering where you were?
Although I live full-time in my caravan in NZ and loved the extra space. Luckily I had a sticker on my windscreen to remind me of what side to drive on 😀 Very helpful!
You did well driving on the right! Personally I am not sure I would want to do it in a UK/NZ car but might consider it in a lefthand drive car. I would imagine driving in the UK is very much like driving on the NZ roads. It seems to me when driving right hand drive vehicle there would be a tendency to keep to the left. Enjoying your videos!
Yes, mainly in America, but I have built this one, It's probably the only hand built A frame inEngland ? Please have a look, th-cam.com/video/XUK_1XCALxw/w-d-xo.html
I see you finally decided to drive on the right (correct) side of the road. Somebody had to say it. lol If you are interested in history don't come to the U.S. as we are just a baby compared to other countries. Very nice vlog. Loved to see the sights. Do you carry some kind of ID in case you are stopped by the police while out walking or riding the bike?
Europe isn't like the US, very few police, very few rules and regulations unless you are driving. If you do happen to bump into the police they just drive on by.
@@TravellingK , You don't need an ID all the time, but the police can ask you to show some form of ID when they feel you need to. There are times when you don't need to show an ID even when asked. I don't know right off hand when that would be, so I carry my drivers licence which I use as my ID and it has my picture on it.
I tried Vegemite once when I was in NZ. It was one of the most foul tasting substances I've ever had! It tasted like solidified soy sauce. Very salty, and I'm one who rarely ever salts his food, so the saltiness was magnified. Never again!
It is certainly an acquired taste. I'm originally from NZ so grew up on it. Ironically I find a teaspoon on its own is great for alleviating migraines! Full of B vitamins 😁.
I've often what it would be like in Europe going from one country to another driving on right or left. If the steering is on the right would be awkward driving on right an same vice versa just seems strange to me. I'm in the states an I've never driven on the left.
Welcome to the world of mosquitoes, was in France earlier in the year and seemed to be more of them than we usually encounter, I have never been bitten in 7 years of going to France but ended up with about 60 bites this year
Overtaking cars (need to lean long over to the passenger seat to see if meeting traffic coming on you) and turning out from petrol stations is the most difficult when driving on the side you are not used to drive on. Its far easier to drive a car with the steering wheel same as in the country where they drive on the left or the right, ie. the steering wheel on the left in europe.
@@TravellingK By the way, regarding narrow roads, in countryside Norway you are lucky if there is a dual carriageway with yellow stripes in the middle. Usually its no middle stripes, some times the road is so narrow that meeting pockets are placed out. You need to note the nearest meeting pocket you pass as you some times need to reverse back to it to wait when you meet that big lorry. The excuse by the Norwegian road government why they are not building out the infrastructure of the national roads is that they need to preserve the cultural landscape for farming and to keep the unique feel to it. A nice statement, but I guess it does not work that well in our modern times. Norway also do build a record amount of tunnels through the mountains to eliminate those horrid serpentine roads. The tourists call the tunnels "to see the beauty of norway from inside". But you should come here. There is no other place like it.
So if thats the right side of the road then who drives on the wrong side of the road lol sorry couldnt resist! My daughter spent 4 yrs using a bicycle in Germany, she had never used on in NZ lol If you try pinning your hair up off the back of your neck it makes you much cooler & soak your wrists in a bowl of cold water.. it cools down your whole body.
And then this.... possible Italian... I'm not quite sure... Huh it's meat... OMG I really love your comments in these vids.. they are so funny because they are real and so are you. I really wished to have seen your face when you took the first bite... Oh Karen what did you expect.....? Just read the ingredients sticker and use Google translate.... you can not go really wrong.. But when you expect to taste a plum and it's a Madame Jeannette you're in for a suprise....
Hi Karen, I want to tell you : belgium food are like junk-food. You were so close from France ! Why ? At yhe end of November, all my job-friends will going at LA PANNE to make bowling and restaurant, pay by the boss: it's the "St ELOI" to celebrate the metalurgy party ! Have you the same in NZ ? See you later. By Denis.
Hi Denis, hehe, I liked the Belgium food😜Wish I'd had more time to explore France too though. Funny that your workmates are going to La Panne! We do have a couple of places like that, but I don't think to that scale.
OH Karen not that Aus imitation vegimite, you just have to stick with the original and of course the superior MARMITE. After all We do have to keep up standards don't we?*grin*
Let me set the scene Karen, it’s raining outside, it’s dark and cold, nothing to watch on the bbc or itv, so on to You Tube I went, first recommendation, your new upload, settle on sofa, press play and once again I very much enjoy your travels and thoughts on your surroundings. Your enthusiasm for everything you seem to do is a joy to watch and very much more interesting than what some of the so called proper tv channels put on. Thank you.
Thank you Darren! This is seriously so nice to read 😀😀
Nice to see you are enjoying my home country the Netherlands.
You did very wel on your first day driving on the 'right' side of the road.
Oh nice! It felt like a very green area I was in too 😀
@@TravellingK I hope liked it. Watch out for our Dutch bicycles they are everywhere....
The UK and Netherlands both have sections of Motorway where the hard shouder is Dynamic - and changes into running lanes at peak times. (More recently ou may have noticed that the UK is removing hard shoulders completely with mixed results).
I loved camping in France for the reason the sites I have used all had a bakery nearby or on site, and nothing nicer than getting up, short walk to get fresh baguettes and croissants, and then settling down with a fresh coffee in the sun.... great start to the day
I did a motorbike tour of Netherlands (Holland) in 2016 and was really impressed with the way that cycling is incorporated into whole layout of the towns and roads. Much more joined up into incorporating cycling and it's benefits.
Good to know about the roads!
Yes, the best way to start the day with fresh bread!
And they really do have an impressive cycle network.
I'm a new subscriber and have just spent some time going through a few of your older videos, you strike me as a very impressive lady and it's nice to hear my own accent on TH-cam, all the best.
Oh thank you Steven! And yay for kiwi accents 😀
@@TravellingK, Yay! I second that! Loving your channel, hun.
Karen you are so adventurous and willing to push yourself,such an inspiration to old and young well done.xx
Thanks Joyce! So glad I did that trip
Nice picturesque scenery again Karen. That awning is a two person job I think (I wonder if you used it ) and a motor mover I couldn't manage without. The weathers cooled down in UK 11.11.19 .. we have floods not far from Sheffield where you visited . saw the fake trav blog, funny ha.
I never ended up using the awning up 🤦♀️ Kept meaning to the whole trip! A motor mover would have been so handy at that campground.
I heard the weathers turned bad!! Hope it’s ok and not too much damage?!
How cute are those baby goats!? One never forgets how to ride a bicycle, 5 minutes in and one is good to go!
I ended up going back again to watch them. One goat was a character!!
And glad I remembered how to cycle again... too fun.
Well done for successfully negotiating the motorways! I would have been on anxiety overload, finding my way, towing a caravan AND driving on the ‘wrong’ side of the road! You are amazing!
Thank you Audrey! I personally found sticking to the motorways much simpler than some of the UK routes I did 😳
Not only driving on the right side of the road, but accomplishing it sitting on the opposite side. Very good.
Had a few looks from other drivers 🤣
Looks like you are having a super time. Well done you.
I’m glad I was able to go over there
Nice work driving on the right! You nailed it 👍
Thanks!! Still felt odd though 🤣
Welkom in Nederland Karen..!
Thank you!
Good morning Karen , you made driving on the right side of the road easy and thank you for the video. Take care 👍😎🇬🇧.
Thanks Wayne! I think I picked an easy start really 😀
Thanks K, another sun and fun filled episode including bicycle exploits and some beautiful Belgian scenery. Your European adventure continues...🙏
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it 😀
Thanks for another great video of your European tour, Belgium looks amazing 👍
Glad you enjoyed it!
I am so glad you gave it try so many don't. Myself I find it easer to think that I must be sitting in the curb while driving helped me the most
Nice idea to help driving!
I am glad your still enjoying yourself. As I am as well. Seeing the site's the castle looked amazing. I don't drive myself. So well done on that side. My friends have had a hard time when they have done it.
Thank you Stephen!
Another enjoyable and informative vlog K, you have an easy to watch relaxed style to make the most of your experiences shared with us. Thank you, again, for sharing your memories and putting on record those things we all go through in our travels. It is a long time since I enjoyed an ice pop too. Best wishes and safe travels Karen, cheers, Rog... ✅ 👍🏻 🐍
Thank you Rog! Really nicely put comment and seriously what I want to achieve with my videos.
Well dun. I like your spired . From an old camper in Texas.
Thanks Nick!
Loved this vlog. Looks like a lovely time. Belgium is such a cycling country - good you got a bike for a bit.
Glad you enjoyed it Libby! Seriously the best cycling set-up there.
Very nice castle, I really like the interior. Hope IKEA can include it in their collection :-)
Did you ever pass Liege? A friend lives there.
Ha, Ikea’s castle collection 😜 No, I didn’t make it that way!
Great video, really enjoyed looking at a little bit of Europe. Btw driving on the right looks like a bit of a challenge. Thanks.
Just a little side trip at the end of my UK tour!
I think I need to add mainland Europe to my RV bucket list! That campground looks amazing.
I was accidentally lucky with my campground choices 😀
will you also visit other parts of The Netherlands? En Welkom in Nederland! I really loved your videos about all your travels! The Netherlands has the highest density of caravans in the whole world
Just a quick trip to Dusseldorf and then racing back to the UK. Wish I had more time here!!
Hi Karen another good video you need to invest in a fold up bicycle you would feel the benefit on all your travels you do get to see more than just walking 🚲 👍
I’m so tempted... maybe one day.
I'm in the UK but when I was living in Mexico I found the hardest time of day to drive was first thing in the morning. The problem was, it would be easy to drive on the wrong side of the road, specially where the roads are empty. So I made a small notice which I fixed to the steering wheel whenever I got out. It just said " Drive on the right" and I attached it with a bulldog clip. I also put an old towel on the drivers seat as a double reminder. It worked though, and I was happy about that !
Oh, nice tips! Yes, I imagine when you're a bit tired, it's more of a challenge. Mexico... that would have been fun!
I understand, I felt the same when I went to Ireland and drove there. I was stressed for a short while till I retrained the brain. Then it was fun. Love what you have shared...Vic
That's just Ireland for you.
Ah nice! Glad it became fun 😀
Yeh the drivers in Ireland can be a bit crazy but you soon get used to it🤣
Enjoyed your video :-) Lovely area down there.
It was more green and peaceful than I was expecting.
never seen a yabbie that small since i was yabbiein at age 8. nice 1 m8 keep bikin eh!
With all your traveling you should try Geocaching, it's amazing some of the places it will take you!
Oh I’ve heard of that!!
K this is just a comment, I love the way you say "end" just very appealing, love goats too !
hahah thank you! And the goats were very entertaining.
It's easy peasy Kay, for the first few days because you are concentrating, the problem starts after about a week, you forget yourself and oops you are on the wrong side of the road!
Ah that’s true! Overall I didn’t forget which side 🥳
new subscriber well done Karen with the driving keep enjoying yourself. Hope your still loving the 3008 i had one up untill 4 weeks ago ive now orxered the 5008 which is the same car just a bit longer and has 7 seats. anyway your cute and an inspiration keep doing what your doing and best
wishes Jeff xxxx
Thanks Jeff! And welcome to my channel😀Oh, great to hear that you enjoyed the 3008 and stuck with the brand.
Love to see you enjoying the country. I have been all over Western EU and up into Germany and had a blast.
Really wish I had more time to really explore more!
Travelling K your young and I’m sure you will have many more big adventures like this in your future. I hope you have a chance to come to the US and see what we got going on. Get a class A diesel pusher (or even a class C) and have at it. I wish I could sponsor you but if you want to try I will do what I can to help you out.
Another enjoyable vlog Karen, great to see you cycling, as you noted "you see more on a bicycle". Just wondering have you enough room in your NZ caravan to fit a small wheeled folding bike? It would help you explore further. I fully agree with another comment - "your enthusiasm for everything is a joy to watch", one awesome lady !!! 🚴♀️🚴♀️🚴♀️
I am tempted to get a folding bike! I just feel like NZ isn't as well set-up for bikes as the Netherlands. And thank you!
thanks
Thanks I forgot to mention there is several videos on TH-cam regarding the diesel heaters from China they are very good considering the price. Any repair shop could fit them or if your handy at diy it’s easy to fit. I use one in my lorry I use and these are very good and heat up very quick.
I’m seriously tempted to try one...
I just saw a video today about a 7 in 1 roundabout in Swindon, England. Perhaps you encountered it while in England. It is on YT so if you are your subscribers are interested take a look. Your music and soothing commentary make driving seem like a day at the spa.
William Branham
Ha. The magic roundabout, it’s ok, you just have to keep to the edge I found!
Yikes!! Glad I managed to avoid that roundabout! Hehe a great description too
You are doing amazingly well as a solo explorer. I salute you. Victor Morris' advice is sound - don't get cocky after a few days of crash-free motoring! Regarding road numbers: A stands for Autoroute/Autosnelweg* (i.e. Motorway). N stands for National (NZ National Highway) (UK A Road). Major roads with E numbers span virtually the whole of the EU. It’s not unusual to see dual E and A route numbering on signage. *Belgium is split between French (Walloon) and Dutch/Flemish.
Ah so good to know! And a clear system really 😀
Another interesting one Karen, think I'd be on the beer after that bike ride though!
Haha that would work too!
Great, different viewpoint. I have this mental image of Europe being crowded, touristy, or cityfied. It's nice to see your more casual approach. Although, the locals might not agree with your choice of VEGEMITE spread on their nice fresh bread!!
Thanks Tony 😀 Yes, I was impressed with the green spaces throughout 😀
Tony White no it’s the complete opposite to what you think. Big open spaces snow cap mountains, beautiful lakes & seas plus a multitude of different languages and cultures.
Awesome video k
Thank you James!
Travelling through Belgium and not held up by one traffic jam. Well done.
haha just a tiny bit when I went around the main cities.
That caravan is very big for a solo traveller - especially with no motor mover. How many times have you started driving on the left before remembering where you were?
Although I live full-time in my caravan in NZ and loved the extra space. Luckily I had a sticker on my windscreen to remind me of what side to drive on 😀 Very helpful!
You did well driving on the right! Personally I am not sure I would want to do it in a UK/NZ car but might consider it in a lefthand drive car. I would imagine driving in the UK is very much like driving on the NZ roads. It seems to me when driving right hand drive vehicle there would be a tendency to keep to the left. Enjoying your videos!
It did feel wrong at the start. And yes, a left hand drive car would have been easier!
10:00 "They have goats." - No kidding !
They are so cute!!
@@TravellingK I suspect you 'missed' the pun - the whole point of me commenting :)
Good vlog, thanks. Why did they have to move you in the camp ground? Why not side on?
Seems like it’s just what you do 🤷♀️
You need to watch what meat you buy in France & Belgium, the sell horse & rabbit in supermarkets
Which makes it tricky when you can’t read the labels 🤔 Hmmm
Google translate is wonderful 👍🏻
Just curious, but what is wrong with these kinds of meat ?
Have you heard of 'The English Pennliner' ? please check this out and when your in England next we must meet up.
ha, I've seen those caravans but hadn't realised their name! I'd assumed they were Australian too.
Yes, mainly in America, but I have built this one, It's probably the only hand built A frame inEngland ? Please have a look, th-cam.com/video/XUK_1XCALxw/w-d-xo.html
I see you finally decided to drive on the right (correct) side of the road. Somebody had to say it. lol If you are interested in history don't come to the U.S. as we are just a baby compared to other countries. Very nice vlog. Loved to see the sights. Do you carry some kind of ID in case you are stopped by the police while out walking or riding the bike?
Don’t need it John
Europe isn't like the US, very few police, very few rules and regulations unless you are driving. If you do happen to bump into the police they just drive on by.
🤣 It’s the wrong side to me. I think the US would be exciting to explore in other ways. Oh, I didn’t know you needed ID all the time in the US!!
@@TravellingK , You don't need an ID all the time, but the police can ask you to show some form of ID when they feel you need to. There are times when you don't need to show an ID even when asked. I don't know right off hand when that would be, so I carry my drivers licence which I use as my ID and it has my picture on it.
Nooooo we drive on the correct side of the road👍
Welcome in Belgium :-) some tourist just never leave again :-)
hehe and I wish I'd had more time to explore and enjoy!
Nice vid my dear 👍
Thank you!
I tried Vegemite once when I was in NZ. It was one of the most foul tasting substances I've ever had! It tasted like solidified soy sauce. Very salty, and I'm one who rarely ever salts his food, so the saltiness was magnified. Never again!
It is certainly an acquired taste. I'm originally from NZ so grew up on it. Ironically I find a teaspoon on its own is great for alleviating migraines! Full of B vitamins 😁.
It’s an acquired taste 😜 And the trick is to use sparingly.
I've often what it would be like in Europe going from one country to another driving on right or left. If the steering is on the right would be awkward driving on right an same vice versa just seems strange to me. I'm in the states an I've never driven on the left.
I’ve never driven a car with the steering on the left! That would be an experience 😀
If you don’t mind me saying so you get to keep the car and caravan
I wish 🤣 Had to hand them back
Travelling K just thought with you being in Belgium
How did you handle the language barrier? Do you speak the lingo?
No - I’m terrible with languages!!! A lot of people spoke English or I get by with miming 😜
Welcome to the world of mosquitoes, was in France earlier in the year and seemed to be more of them than we usually encounter, I have never been bitten in 7 years of going to France but ended up with about 60 bites this year
Yikes! Good to know that it was a strange mosquito season.
Overtaking cars (need to lean long over to the passenger seat to see if meeting traffic coming on you) and turning out from petrol stations is the most difficult when driving on the side you are not used to drive on. Its far easier to drive a car with the steering wheel same as in the country where they drive on the left or the right, ie. the steering wheel on the left in europe.
I’ll agree! Felt so wrong overtaking a couple of the slower vehicles!
@@TravellingK By the way, regarding narrow roads, in countryside Norway you are lucky if there is a dual carriageway with yellow stripes in the middle. Usually its no middle stripes, some times the road is so narrow that meeting pockets are placed out. You need to note the nearest meeting pocket you pass as you some times need to reverse back to it to wait when you meet that big lorry. The excuse by the Norwegian road government why they are not building out the infrastructure of the national roads is that they need to preserve the cultural landscape for farming and to keep the unique feel to it. A nice statement, but I guess it does not work that well in our modern times. Norway also do build a record amount of tunnels through the mountains to eliminate those horrid serpentine roads. The tourists call the tunnels "to see the beauty of norway from inside". But you should come here. There is no other place like it.
What date was this shot on that it was getting so hot?
It was at the end of August... I've got so much footage to edit from the trip!
Yea driving between NZ and Aus is a real pain.
Haha, I wish it was an easier option!
3:58 What country are you in ??????????? "HOME MADE" !!!!!!
The plum packaging?! A mix of languages 😀
Fad blog thank you 😊
Glad you enjoyed it Colin 😀
We in the UK drive on the right side of the road, the others drive on the right hand side of the road, which is the wrong side. Lol
🤣 Nicely put
I am out of sync with everyone... haha often a lot of people have the same feeling... :-)
Vegemite..👍...honorary Aussie...🇳🇿🇦🇺🥝
haha I couldn't find any kiwi Marmite😉
Welcome in NL :D
Thank you!
N Roads maybe be the same as they are in Portugal N = national roads.
Ah nice! That would make sense
They drive on the wrong side of the road not the right side of the road. 😸
🤣 True...
Yeah you're RIGHT :-)
Karen FYI: the "thing" you had for breakfast is called "krentenbol" in the Netherlands.
Good to know the name! Thank you.
So if thats the right side of the road then who drives on the wrong side of the road lol sorry couldnt resist! My daughter spent 4 yrs using a bicycle in Germany, she had never used on in NZ lol If you try pinning your hair up off the back of your neck it makes you much cooler & soak your wrists in a bowl of cold water.. it cools down your whole body.
🤣 Had to be said. I thought cycling was such a great way to get around... but they’re really set-up for it.
And then this.... possible Italian... I'm not quite sure... Huh it's meat... OMG I really love your comments in these vids.. they are so funny because they are real and so are you. I really wished to have seen your face when you took the first bite... Oh Karen what did you expect.....? Just read the ingredients sticker and use Google translate.... you can not go really wrong.. But when you expect to taste a plum and it's a Madame Jeannette you're in for a suprise....
haha I should have used google translate! I really thought it would be a carb🤣
Hi Karen,
I want to tell you : belgium food are like junk-food.
You were so close from France ! Why ?
At yhe end of November, all my job-friends will going at LA PANNE to make bowling and restaurant, pay by the boss: it's the "St ELOI" to celebrate the metalurgy party !
Have you the same in NZ ?
See you later.
By Denis.
Hi Denis, hehe, I liked the Belgium food😜Wish I'd had more time to explore France too though. Funny that your workmates are going to La Panne! We do have a couple of places like that, but I don't think to that scale.
Your video are too short
OH Karen not that Aus imitation vegimite, you just have to stick with the original and of course the superior MARMITE. After all We do have to keep up standards don't we?*grin*
Haha I’d have picked marmite if it had been in the supermarket 😜