I live in Friesland, a village called Feanwâlden, just a 10 minutes train ride from Leeuwarden. I regular visit Leeuwarden for all kinds of reasons, most of all for the nice time spending , like to have a drink with my son and enjoy our life in Friesland . Nice to see you both enjoying your stay in Ljouwert 😉
Suikerbrood (Sûkerbôle in Frisian), is one of the first things i bought when i moved here... With Coffee, try the "Fryske Dúmkes" (Frisian Thumbs) these are Cookies the size of a Thumb, spiced with Anisseed and Ginger..
Franeker is nearby Harlingen (12 min by train). younique opportunity to visit The Planetarium (uniek in the world). BTW its run by volunteers en fundid by donations and the local authority "De waadhoeke", so a non profit organization. Like to see you two in Fryslân. Lots of fresh healthy air.👍
Good to see you've reached one of our 2 most Northern provinces. What for me defines the landscape of Friesland is the openness and the many waters. Exploring by boat is the best, with the bicycle being a good second ,or ice skates in winter ;o). For one reason or another I've always had a soft spot for Franeker.
Finally 😊. Great to see my hometown through your eyes. You see a lot of stuff you take for granted normally. Not too shabby. Can't wait to see what you think of the islands
Hindeloopen has a cool ice skating museum that’s worth a visit. Furthermore, the Sneek week is about to start. More Friesland than that is hard to get.
5:10, in the back is the Blokhuispoort, an old prison. It now has the library and multiple smaller companies, and has an place to sleep even. The prison is free to visit
Lay-Ward-en 🙂 Like Leeuw (Lion , Pronounced Lay-W). My favorite treat are the typical Antwerp cookies: Antwerpse Handjes. Real buttery rich cookies in the form of a hand.
Nice to see you in my home town! As suggested earlier, from Leeuwarden there's a train to Stavoren (IJsselmeer coast) which stops about 1.5km outside of Hindeloopen, which is where the ice skating museum is. Also, good taste on the carpaccio :)
Very nice video. I, an Amsterdammer (living in Hoofddorp) like to visit many provinces. I have of course been to all provinces quite often. In the coming months I will be going to the Veluwe (Gelderland), Texel (North Holland) and to the Lauwersmeer (border Friesland-Groningen). Every province in the Netherlands offers something interesting. Each province also has its differences. Take North Holland as an example. In the north you have Texel (wadden island) and in the south you have the Gooi (Hilversum, Laren, Bussum). In between the beautiful cities of Alkmaar, Haarlem and Amsterdam. And so each province offers huge differences.
Don,t forget to get the real treat here in Fryslân, the Oranjekoek. Buy it in a real bakery!! The one from the Supermarket is a cheap alternative and not nearly as tasty.
Your new slogan: Having fun in Fryslan! PS. I think wasps were bothering you not bees. Bees are quite friendly here in this country. Always open for a conversation and ready to help when you need it most. The wasps on the other hand..utter bastards!
@@buncharted Well, that's august in the Netherlands. Wasps, so many wasps. At some point you kind of learn to deal with them. They *generally* don't sting unless provoked, but they do invade your personal space without hesitation.
So great to see you in Leeuwarden. Sorry about the weather. You probably go to Vlieland or Terschelling. Hope it is Terschelling. When there is sun it is like paradise. When it rains ......
Hope you have a great time in Fryslân! 😊 Some guesses/suggestions for a next time: - (one of) the islands, duh 🙃 - Fries Museum in Leeuwarden - Sneek(week) - Dokkum, place of the St. Bonifacius murder in 754 - The best way to explore the beauty of Friesland is with a boat or sailing ship - Franeker, the old university and Eise Eisinga planetarium - Heerenveen en Oranjewoud - try and take a course in Frisian. It is the closest related language to English so that could be fun 😋 - attending a Skûtsjesilen match (traditional sailing competition) - wadlopen - Kazematten museum at the Afsluitdijk (the only place in Europe where, during the Blitzkrieg-invasion days in May 1940, the Nazi invaders couldn't push through)
Absolutely loved this video. Been living in Leeuwarden for 4 years and it was nice to see it from a different perspective. Also the Vis en Dis is like 2 minutes from where i live and never thought about eating there, so maybe i will next time 🙏🏻
A "Kozak" is a kind of cake from the east of the Netherlands, especially in the Twente region. The cake is usually rectangular in shape with a chocolate exterior and a (jam) filling inside. The cake is surrounded with marzipan. Actually, it is a slice of sponge cake with jam and cream or butter cream in a rolled form (like a Swiss jam roll), which is glazed on both sides with dark chocolate. A "Kozak" is also available in a round shape.
Whenever I'm in Friesland, I always buy some Keallepoat (literally translated: "veal leg", but it is suitable for vegetarians). Think of it as a big cookie with pepernoten flavour. I've seen it in many bakeries and supermarkets in Friesland, but I don't know where to buy it outside of Friesland. Suikerbrood on the other hand is not just in Friesland; you can buy it anywhere in the Netherlands.
What i remember from my visit to Friesland is wadlopen( walking at low tide in the wadden sea). Sailing around the isles. Duck with sugarbread and the many 6 ft women who made this Tacoma boy feel like a dwarf.
Yes!! you finally made it to Friesland. For the next videos i'm really hoping to see some ice skating in Heereveen or wadlopen. For treats, the oranjekoek is a musthave so it has to make an appearance too.
I wish i knew you were in Leeuwarden. You really should have gone to the Fries Museum and see the sword of Grutte Pier. It's a great story and the sword is massive. Seriously, Game of Thrones has baby swords. Also, you should really try the oranje koek, fryske dumkes (cookies) and beerenburg (liquor). There are also beerenburg bonbon is the beerenburg museum in Leeuwarden. Some local treats you won't find anywhere else.
You should visit Toverland, Netherland's second youngest themepark. It now has the only full wooden coaster in The Netherlands (Joris en de Draak at Efteling got steel track, so it makes it a Hybrid coaster), The most Intense wingcoaster in the world (even more intense then the 4 operating in the U.S.), and everything outside is beautifulky themed. And if it rains, just do the 2 indoor halls of the park full of rides. Also you can buy your own magic wand to activate stuff around the park.
If you're have plans to stay longer in Friesland I can recommend you guys to visit Sneek where it's SneekWeek! And for something sweet. Well, I am not much of a sweet tooth but we have a cookie in Assen, Drente, called Kletskop. Available in every supermarket.
Some restaurants even have Fries Suikerbrood as a dessert. Which is normally french toast made of Suikerbrood. Yum. With icecream and sometimes something like Licor 43.
@@buncharted Well, I normally first check the desserts on the menu and if it has french toast made of suikerbrood I make sure to fit my dinner to that. Meaning, something lighter or smaller or no starter. *grins* It's really really good! Looking forward to the rest of your adventures.
I hope you're in Fryslan for Sneekweek! It's from 5th of August till the 10th of August and is a yearly tradition in Sneek (used to live there for a while as a kid) Suikerbrood, or Sukerbolle as the Frysian people say, is amazing and definitely something I enjoyed a ton as a kid too I'm guessing maybe as one of the other places you might visit (outside of hopefully Sneek), is Stavoren and well, since you're there, Harlingen ^^;
It was nice seeing many places that I recognised in this one. I did run into those miniatures without knowing what they were at some point, not so much because I spotted a scene but I was curious about the very deliberate sturdy QR code on a random building. Recognised most of the places you went to on this one although I can't remember having been to any of those places, oh and suikerbrood/sûkerbôle while its apparently originally from here can be found in the rest of the country as well just not as reliably. I generally dislike the supermarket ones though and don't even approve of those by every baker. But based on general appearance looks like the place you went to made it with enough sugar (arguably too much from an added sugar point of view but it's not intended to be eaten every single day). And I think I even recognised one of the cats on the street that was filmed, streets where cats aren't afraid of random people is usually a sign that it's a good place. Would've been fun if you actually caught one of the two cats that had the sign in the window about them being spoiled wanting people to open the front door while they have a back door they can go through. I'm also glad the Fryslân and Ljouwert thing was mentioned, to be nitpicking a little bit the official name the province as of a few years ago is Fryslân now but many things haven't caught up on that yet. A lot of places have also switched the official place name signs when you enter them with the Frisian one in the larger font and at the top, but that's not universal Leeuwarden is one of the places that hasn't. I think it's a decision that can be made at the munipality level.
I have a feeling those bees you mentioned were probably wasps, they are common in summer (especially in August) and can be quite aggressive. Contrary to bees, wasps do not lose their stinger and can sting repeatedly. They are attracted by food, drinks, trash and scents like perfume. I've been stung a couple of times over the years, they always freak me out.
suikerbrood reminds me of my grandmother. Didn't know it was a Frisian thing. Not unlikely that it crossed the border to Belgium. I also used to eat it with a tasty butter and sometimes added a slice of salty cheese for the contrasting taste.
Ah already in Harlingen! (or already left) Either way hope you two enjoyed my hometown :) Also I recognize 10:49 it's the 'trechter' (sand funnel / hopper) truly unique place to stay
When you go to Groningen you need to buy some Knol's koek. I like the one with nuts the best but they also sell them plane, with ginger or sucade. For the last 18 years i have been living in the mountains of Portugal but before that i lived on a houseboat in the city center of Groningen
I strongly assume that you mean wasps when you say bees. Bees have no interest in anything but flowers, wasps however love anything sweet from the end of July until it becomes too cold in autumn and their hive dies.. They need additional sugar to feed their larva when they have many larvae later in the season. Before that, they eat mainly insects like mosquitos
Are you guys going to visit Terschelling, Ameland, Vlieland and Schiermonnikoog? Please do! Especially Terschelling has so many cute villages with awesome food, beaches, shops, w-o-n-d-e-r-f-u-l-l nature
Wadlopen, droogvallen, zeilen. Probably these three have to be on the list. Then a visit to the planetarium. For the rest, just have fun, stiff upper lip: August should be warmer. Oh well, 😊
In Luttelgeest in the Flevoland province there is a topical garden (Orchideeënhoeve) and next to that is an indoor trout fishing where you can catch your own diner
Jullie gaan vast nog naar een waddeneiland. Ik denk Vlieland. Gaan jullie ook nog wadlopen? Of kan dat alleen in Groningen? En een dagje varen over de Friese meren is ook erg leuk
another great video 😍 you should try the Oranje koek and the beerenburg Weduwe Joustra(alcohol drink) and the Dokkumer koffie 😍also with beerenburg in it enjoy 😍
you got to try Fryske droege woarst aka Friese droge worst aka Frisian dried sausage, only thing i really miss from Friesland. pro tip buy more then one
Hey how nice I was born in Harlingen. Go to the cheese shop for delicious sandwiches that they prepare for you, not only with cheese but also other options.
I love your great videos! It took me a while but I've seen them all right now. When you are in Harlingen, why not take a day trip with the boat to Terschellingen? (if not already planned)
It's a pity you didn't stay in the "Havenkraan" in Harlingen. It's a unique experience. Als ik het mij goed herinner hebben jullie al een keer in een havenkraan overnacht. Klopt dat?
we stayed at a crane in den bosch but it didn’t quite have this sort of view… we didn’t know about the lighthouse until we were in harlingen. maybe next time!
Those yellowjackets are really annoying, especially in august when they are in search of sugar. Currently I'm in Washington DC and it's pure terror over here as well (we were under attack this afternoon. No human casualties). Enjoy(ed) Friesland!
Harlingen, end of the train just before it drops in the harbour ;) Harlingen hs ferries to a few waddeneilanden (vlieland en terschelling) and of course do not forget harlingen itself. It is not the right corner voor wadlopen. There are lots of historic cities around.
we love european bread! american bread is a lot sweeter and lower quality unless you pay a hefty premium to get it at a local bakery (which is equivalent to grocery store bread here).
the bakery in leeuwarden’s suikerbrood wasn’t too sweet and that definitely reminded us of white bread in the US (there’s not crunchy sugar crystals in it though, haha). the suikerbrood at albert heijn is a good bit sweeter than white bread in the US though 😂
I live in Friesland, a village called Feanwâlden, just a 10 minutes train ride from Leeuwarden. I regular visit Leeuwarden for all kinds of reasons, most of all for the nice time spending , like to have a drink with my son and enjoy our life in Friesland . Nice to see you both enjoying your stay in Ljouwert 😉
I suggest a visit to Eise Eisinga Planetarium in Franeker. I am looking forward to your next Friesland video's.
Suikerbrood (Sûkerbôle in Frisian), is one of the first things i bought when i moved here...
With Coffee, try the "Fryske Dúmkes" (Frisian Thumbs) these are Cookies the size of a Thumb, spiced with Anisseed and Ginger..
i love this video as someone who was born in Leeuwarden and has lived here his whole life.
Yes, you are going to the islands! 🤗😆👍👍👍
just one this time but we def want to visit more!
Franeker is nearby Harlingen (12 min by train). younique opportunity to visit The Planetarium (uniek in the world). BTW its run by volunteers en fundid by donations and the local authority "De waadhoeke", so a non profit organization.
Like to see you two in Fryslân. Lots of fresh healthy air.👍
Good to see you've reached one of our 2 most Northern provinces. What for me defines the landscape of Friesland is the openness and the many waters. Exploring by boat is the best, with the bicycle being a good second ,or ice skates in winter ;o). For one reason or another I've always had a soft spot for Franeker.
Finally 😊. Great to see my hometown through your eyes. You see a lot of stuff you take for granted normally. Not too shabby. Can't wait to see what you think of the islands
Of course Franeker with the planet museum that is 300 years old. Amazing
we def have to go back and see this - it looks amazing!
Hindeloopen has a cool ice skating museum that’s worth a visit. Furthermore, the Sneek week is about to start. More Friesland than that is hard to get.
5:10, in the back is the Blokhuispoort, an old prison. It now has the library and multiple smaller companies, and has an place to sleep even. The prison is free to visit
Lay-Ward-en 🙂 Like Leeuw (Lion , Pronounced Lay-W). My favorite treat are the typical Antwerp cookies: Antwerpse Handjes. Real buttery rich cookies in the form of a hand.
Nice to see you in my home town! As suggested earlier, from Leeuwarden there's a train to Stavoren (IJsselmeer coast) which stops about 1.5km outside of Hindeloopen, which is where the ice skating museum is. Also, good taste on the carpaccio :)
As always a nice video👍✌️♥️
Glad u enjoyed Leeuwarden. Hope u will visit it again someday with better weather.
So u get to enjoy the atmosphere of the city a little bit more.
we definitely have to go back to see the frisian islands in sunnier weather!
Very nice video. I, an Amsterdammer (living in Hoofddorp) like to visit many provinces. I have of course been to all provinces quite often. In the coming months I will be going to the Veluwe (Gelderland), Texel (North Holland) and to the Lauwersmeer (border Friesland-Groningen). Every province in the Netherlands offers something interesting. Each province also has its differences. Take North Holland as an example. In the north you have Texel (wadden island) and in the south you have the Gooi (Hilversum, Laren, Bussum). In between the beautiful cities of Alkmaar, Haarlem and Amsterdam. And so each province offers huge differences.
Omg, I follow you guys and not only did you visit the city where I live, also ny workplace Poespas 😂
Don,t forget to get the real treat here in Fryslân, the Oranjekoek. Buy it in a real bakery!! The one from the Supermarket is a cheap alternative and not nearly as tasty.
Finally! The city and province I call my home! Love it!
But De Oldehove is not a church, it is only a churchtower ;)
I am guessing yoy guys are going to Terschelling in one of the next videos :P
And for a couple of Euros,you could've climbed it and learn inside why it is so crooked. And also you have quite a nice view from the top
The krentewegge developed in Twente a part of the province Overrijssel is also a really delicious sweet treat!
Best vlog of its kind.
Your new slogan: Having fun in Fryslan!
PS. I think wasps were bothering you not bees. Bees are quite friendly here in this country. Always open for a conversation and ready to help when you need it most. The wasps on the other hand..utter bastards!
haha you’re right - we googled it on the train back home earlier this week. def wasps!
@@buncharted Well, that's august in the Netherlands. Wasps, so many wasps. At some point you kind of learn to deal with them. They *generally* don't sting unless provoked, but they do invade your personal space without hesitation.
I love Poespas, my favorite place in leeuwarden and Natuurmuseum is amazing.
Sneek, Hindeloopen, Workum, Sloten, Vlieland and Terschelling are all great places to explore.
Snits, Hylpen, Warkum, Sleat, Vlielân and Skylge you mean..
i love cats so much. and your channel too!
So great to see you in Leeuwarden. Sorry about the weather. You probably go to Vlieland or Terschelling. Hope it is Terschelling. When there is sun it is like paradise. When it rains ......
you’ll see the “when it rains” version 😂
still fun though!
Damn i follow you guys for some time now and this is my hometown. Who would have thought you guys came over here.
Hope you have a great time in Fryslân! 😊
Some guesses/suggestions for a next time:
- (one of) the islands, duh 🙃
- Fries Museum in Leeuwarden
- Sneek(week)
- Dokkum, place of the St. Bonifacius murder in 754
- The best way to explore the beauty of Friesland is with a boat or sailing ship
- Franeker, the old university and Eise Eisinga planetarium
- Heerenveen en Oranjewoud
- try and take a course in Frisian. It is the closest related language to English so that could be fun 😋
- attending a Skûtsjesilen match (traditional sailing competition)
- wadlopen
- Kazematten museum at the Afsluitdijk (the only place in Europe where, during the Blitzkrieg-invasion days in May 1940, the Nazi invaders couldn't push through)
this is great - thank you! (and yep, we did do a few of these, haha)
just an edit: St. Bonifatius was killed together with his army of knights, definitely not murdered...
Absolutely loved this video. Been living in Leeuwarden for 4 years and it was nice to see it from a different perspective. Also the Vis en Dis is like 2 minutes from where i live and never thought about eating there, so maybe i will next time 🙏🏻
A "Kozak" is a kind of cake from the east of the Netherlands, especially in the Twente region. The cake is usually rectangular in shape with a chocolate exterior and a (jam) filling inside. The cake is surrounded with marzipan. Actually, it is a slice of sponge cake with jam and cream or butter cream in a rolled form (like a Swiss jam roll), which is glazed on both sides with dark chocolate. A "Kozak" is also available in a round shape.
yum! 🤤
Great video guys, good promotion for Friesland, a great province indeed! 👍👍
Texas style Apple pie? Deep fried?😊 another awesome episode, thanks!
Whenever I'm in Friesland, I always buy some Keallepoat (literally translated: "veal leg", but it is suitable for vegetarians). Think of it as a big cookie with pepernoten flavour. I've seen it in many bakeries and supermarkets in Friesland, but I don't know where to buy it outside of Friesland. Suikerbrood on the other hand is not just in Friesland; you can buy it anywhere in the Netherlands.
The cafe where you cannot leave❤
I'm guessing you're going to visit the waddeneilanden. Vlieland, Terschelling and Ameland.
What i remember from my visit to Friesland is wadlopen( walking at low tide in the wadden sea). Sailing around the isles. Duck with sugarbread and the many 6 ft women who made this Tacoma boy feel like a dwarf.
@@AlexK-yr2thoh yes, you can go wadlopen from several places in Friesland.
@@AlexK-yr2th Pieterburen in Groningen is maybe the most famous place to start wadlopen so maybe that was on your mind.
Hahahaha 6ft women. Yes normal height over here…The men are even taller 😂
You can even do wadlopen the naturist way if you want. Just do a little google search.
Yes!! you finally made it to Friesland. For the next videos i'm really hoping to see some ice skating in Heereveen or wadlopen. For treats, the oranjekoek is a musthave so it has to make an appearance too.
I wish i knew you were in Leeuwarden. You really should have gone to the Fries Museum and see the sword of Grutte Pier. It's a great story and the sword is massive. Seriously, Game of Thrones has baby swords. Also, you should really try the oranje koek, fryske dumkes (cookies) and beerenburg (liquor). There are also beerenburg bonbon is the beerenburg museum in Leeuwarden. Some local treats you won't find anywhere else.
we try oranjekoek in our harlingen video!
You should visit Toverland, Netherland's second youngest themepark. It now has the only full wooden coaster in The Netherlands (Joris en de Draak at Efteling got steel track, so it makes it a Hybrid coaster), The most Intense wingcoaster in the world (even more intense then the 4 operating in the U.S.), and everything outside is beautifulky themed. And if it rains, just do the 2 indoor halls of the park full of rides. Also you can buy your own magic wand to activate stuff around the park.
Nice video of my home town. My favorite sweet treat is oranjekoek
we were luckily able to try it in our upcoming harlingen video! 😋
Visit the Eise Eisinga planetarium in Franeker.
Are you going wadlopen? For sure you visit either Vlieland or Terschelling or maybe both.
Iff you visit Flevoland you should definitely go to the coffee cat in Almere.
Great homemade pies 🥧 and other food, and 13 lovely 🐈 🐈⬛
I always get hungry when I’m watching your videos, not sure why… 😊
And try oranjekoek and dùmkes as well
Take the boat to terschelling!
From Harlingen you could take a ferry to one of the wadden islands…
If you're have plans to stay longer in Friesland I can recommend you guys to visit Sneek where it's SneekWeek!
And for something sweet. Well, I am not much of a sweet tooth but we have a cookie in Assen, Drente, called Kletskop. Available in every supermarket.
we’re unfortunately already home but we will definitely be back this year!
Some restaurants even have Fries Suikerbrood as a dessert. Which is normally french toast made of Suikerbrood. Yum. With icecream and sometimes something like Licor 43.
we almost got this at a restaurant in harlingen but we were too full - it sounds SO good!
@@buncharted Well, I normally first check the desserts on the menu and if it has french toast made of suikerbrood I make sure to fit my dinner to that. Meaning, something lighter or smaller or no starter. *grins* It's really really good! Looking forward to the rest of your adventures.
I live in Groningen, and my favourite local treat is Knol's notenkoek and eierbal.
I hope you're in Fryslan for Sneekweek! It's from 5th of August till the 10th of August and is a yearly tradition in Sneek (used to live there for a while as a kid)
Suikerbrood, or Sukerbolle as the Frysian people say, is amazing and definitely something I enjoyed a ton as a kid too
I'm guessing maybe as one of the other places you might visit (outside of hopefully Sneek), is Stavoren and well, since you're there, Harlingen ^^;
we’re unfortunately already back in dordrecht by now but we def want to check it out at some point!
edit- we did visit harlingen though 😅
Museum Belvedere near Heerenveen is fantastic for contemporary art. And Harlingen and at least one of the islands
You two go "Wadlopen" ,that would be awsome
It was nice seeing many places that I recognised in this one. I did run into those miniatures without knowing what they were at some point, not so much because I spotted a scene but I was curious about the very deliberate sturdy QR code on a random building.
Recognised most of the places you went to on this one although I can't remember having been to any of those places, oh and suikerbrood/sûkerbôle while its apparently originally from here can be found in the rest of the country as well just not as reliably. I generally dislike the supermarket ones though and don't even approve of those by every baker. But based on general appearance looks like the place you went to made it with enough sugar (arguably too much from an added sugar point of view but it's not intended to be eaten every single day).
And I think I even recognised one of the cats on the street that was filmed, streets where cats aren't afraid of random people is usually a sign that it's a good place. Would've been fun if you actually caught one of the two cats that had the sign in the window about them being spoiled wanting people to open the front door while they have a back door they can go through.
I'm also glad the Fryslân and Ljouwert thing was mentioned, to be nitpicking a little bit the official name the province as of a few years ago is Fryslân now but many things haven't caught up on that yet. A lot of places have also switched the official place name signs when you enter them with the Frisian one in the larger font and at the top, but that's not universal Leeuwarden is one of the places that hasn't. I think it's a decision that can be made at the munipality level.
I have a feeling those bees you mentioned were probably wasps, they are common in summer (especially in August) and can be quite aggressive. Contrary to bees, wasps do not lose their stinger and can sting repeatedly. They are attracted by food, drinks, trash and scents like perfume. I've been stung a couple of times over the years, they always freak me out.
yup, definitely wasps!
Best thing to do is let them bee (😉) and not aggravate them. And don't drink them by accident.
@@rmyikzelf5604 I usually flee the scene and hope they don't follow me 🤣
suikerbrood reminds me of my grandmother. Didn't know it was a Frisian thing. Not unlikely that it crossed the border to Belgium. I also used to eat it with a tasty butter and sometimes added a slice of salty cheese for the contrasting taste.
salty cheese would be really good with it 🤤
we do french toast with it (pain perdu)
Ah already in Harlingen! (or already left) Either way hope you two enjoyed my hometown :)
Also I recognize 10:49 it's the 'trechter' (sand funnel / hopper) truly unique place to stay
Harlingen... there is the ferry to Vlieland... you defenitly ought to go there too.
Suikerbrood you can buy at the supermarket were you live,and yes real butter on it is the best,not the salted butter so look out
When you go to Groningen you need to buy some Knol's koek. I like the one with nuts the best but they also sell them plane, with ginger or sucade. For the last 18 years i have been living in the mountains of Portugal but before that i lived on a houseboat in the city center of Groningen
I strongly assume that you mean wasps when you say bees. Bees have no interest in anything but flowers, wasps however love anything sweet from the end of July until it becomes too cold in autumn and their hive dies.. They need additional sugar to feed their larva when they have many larvae later in the season. Before that, they eat mainly insects like mosquitos
yup, it was wasps
My favorite sweet treat here in Limburg is arretjescake. You should try it sometime!
The koekie of Oudewater Het Geelbuikje (Crum cookie with yellow fondant❤)
yum!!!
Are you guys going to visit Terschelling, Ameland, Vlieland and Schiermonnikoog? Please do! Especially Terschelling has so many cute villages with awesome food, beaches, shops, w-o-n-d-e-r-f-u-l-l nature
Lekker bezig! Enjoy exploring!
Wadlopen, droogvallen, zeilen. Probably these three have to be on the list. Then a visit to the planetarium. For the rest, just have fun, stiff upper lip: August should be warmer. Oh well, 😊
6:31 lmao that's crazy 😅
In Luttelgeest in the Flevoland province there is a topical garden (Orchideeënhoeve) and next to that is an indoor trout fishing where you can catch your own diner
Sleeping in the harbour crane in Harlingen? You can get some beautiful views there
Suikerbrood is zooooo lekker 😋😋
Jullie gaan vast nog naar een waddeneiland. Ik denk Vlieland. Gaan jullie ook nog wadlopen? Of kan dat alleen in Groningen? En een dagje varen over de Friese meren is ook erg leuk
another great video 😍 you should try the Oranje koek and the beerenburg Weduwe Joustra(alcohol drink) and the Dokkumer koffie 😍also with beerenburg in it enjoy 😍
Yes, oranjekoek should be on their menu when in Friesland. Maybe they did try it as this is only video 1.
Be sure to get your stamp at the eleven cities. 😉
ah - can you do that?!
If You skate it on ice it’s mandatory, not really sure if my parents got those while biking it.
Your going to Terschelling:)
You should get the loaf of suikerbrood bij de echte bakker, not the ah 😊 and real roomboter ofcourse 🔥💯
you got to try Fryske droege woarst aka Friese droge worst aka Frisian dried sausage, only thing i really miss from Friesland.
pro tip buy more then one
oh man, we saw these but didn’t get one - now i regret it! we’ll have to go back 😋
Hey how nice I was born in Harlingen. Go to the cheese shop for delicious sandwiches that they prepare for you, not only with cheese but also other options.
i think we did - unless there’s another shop like it in harlingen 😅
@@buncharted There's only 1 there, look forward to your next video.
Vliehors is close by. Could be a bit noisy at times, though. 🤣
haha because of the military?
@@buncharted You got it!
I love your great videos! It took me a while but I've seen them all right now. When you are in Harlingen, why not take a day trip with the boat to Terschellingen? (if not already planned)
maybe we did 😉 😂
Of course a day trip to one of the islands. I prefer vlieland, but terschelling is also nice. And then visit as many of the 11 cities as you can😅
It's a pity you didn't stay in the "Havenkraan" in Harlingen. It's a unique experience.
Als ik het mij goed herinner hebben jullie al een keer in een havenkraan overnacht. Klopt dat?
we stayed at a crane in den bosch but it didn’t quite have this sort of view…
we didn’t know about the lighthouse until we were in harlingen. maybe next time!
Those yellowjackets are really annoying, especially in august when they are in search of sugar.
Currently I'm in Washington DC and it's pure terror over here as well (we were under attack this afternoon. No human casualties).
Enjoy(ed) Friesland!
Wadlopen?
Are you going wadlopen in Harlingen?
go to Giethoorn it is nearby now
No avoid Giethoorn at al cost!
Mummies in Wieuwerd
Harlingen, end of the train just before it drops in the harbour ;)
Harlingen hs ferries to a few waddeneilanden (vlieland en terschelling) and of course do not forget harlingen itself. It is not the right corner voor wadlopen.
There are lots of historic cities around.
Try oranjekoek.
Did you visit the birth house of the famous Dancer, courtisane and spy Margaretha Zelle, aka Mata Hari?
we didn’t - is it in leeuwarden?
Yes, Kelders 33, her statue is in front of the house
How do you guys like all the european bread and how does american bread differ?
we love european bread! american bread is a lot sweeter and lower quality unless you pay a hefty premium to get it at a local bakery (which is equivalent to grocery store bread here).
Are you joking about the white bread in the US? I can not belief 'suiker brood' is just a bit sweeter then normal white bread, wow...
the bakery in leeuwarden’s suikerbrood wasn’t too sweet and that definitely reminded us of white bread in the US (there’s not crunchy sugar crystals in it though, haha). the suikerbrood at albert heijn is a good bit sweeter than white bread in the US though 😂
@@buncharted Thx for your reply! You made me buy suikerbrood at the AH :)
I guess: sailing in Harlingen?
Harlingen hmmm… Vlieland of Terschelling denk ik 😉
Sûkerbôle🤤
Visiting Schiermonnikoog maybe?
We eat suikerbrood with very old cheese
I like Groningen much more then Friesland. Groningen city is so nice!
looking forward to checking it out!
Fryslân boppe!
Fryslan Boppe!
what about all of the islands
we would love to visit all of them someday!