Travel from Rotterdam to Amsterdam in 10 minutes by boat: a 4k timelapse
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2020
- In 2013 a special transport over water left from Rotterdam to Amsterdam. A timelapse camera was installed at 30 mtrs high. The resulting film gives a unique and stunning view of the old Dutch waterways, in 4K. And, you will pass a few dozen different bridges that all open before your eyes.
Images were shot with a Canon 550d at an interval of 3 seconds, totalling around 30.000 pictures taken. In 2013 the film couldn't be published right away due to restrictions. After a few years it was forgotten. Till now.
Music: Dvorak - Symphony no. 9 (From the New World) - second movement
Here you can find a picture of the transport:
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We have a follow up on this: th-cam.com/video/87cKKl8mvog/w-d-xo.html
most interesting part was seeing the different types of bridges and how they opened
yeah... thats my observation as well.. 😀😀
Yeah that got my attention as well
agreed. it was beautiful, both the cities and the countryside, but the various bridges were fascinating.
I can tell you, its filled with these sights and diffrent bridges, sometimes annoying haha but thanks, love my country too
And how many sail like jerks
Earth: can't build here, it's a flooded swamp
Dutch: hold my wooden shoe
😅
* hold my klomp
Made me proud to be dutch!
@@larslankamp2609 lmao ja
@@larslankamp2609 ah ja, een Don Juan
Somehow my favourite part of it is at 2:15 when the white van on the right gets pissed off and turns around.
Hahaha
😂😂
The eye for detail is amazing my man!
Lmao thats postnl they deliver packages
😂
I like it at 2:37 when this large containership comes along like: "Hey you, move it!"
You see the same containership at 3:59 unloading the containers
2:15 the delivery truck decided he did not want to deliver anymore and went home again
Haha, seems like it, doesn't it? Nope, he took the other bridge of this double-bridged lock :)
This was at a lock - that delivery van was at the second bridge, but the first one would already be down when that second bridge opens so he decided that it would be faster to take the first bridge rather than wait for the second to come down as well.
Dat was Pietje ongeduld.
Yes i noticed it too!
Good eye lol
Als kind zeilde ik met mijn ouders en gingen we geregeld vanaf Dordrecht naar het ijsselmeer en dan moet je dus snachts door Amsterdam. Dat was natuurlijk een hele happening, je werd uit bed gehaald en dan met open mond op het voordek zitten. Het maakte heel veel indruk en het zijn mooie herinneringen aan mijn ouders die ik nooit zal vergeten. Hartelijk dank voor dit geweldige filmpje!
Waarom perse snachrs?
Rik Ham Staande mast route door Amsterdam is alleen s’nachts. Dat komt door andere een spoorbrug die om 04:00 ofzo open gaat. De route loopt tussen nieuwe meer en het ij dus waarschijnlijk gebeurt dit in de nacht om overlast van open bruggen te voorkomen
Ja,dan snachts na uitgaan om een uur of twee een uur voor een brug staan wachten op de motor grrrrrrr,haha
Wat een geweldig verhaal! Nu wil ik een boot hebben om door NL te varen😊
Zeilde? 150 jaar geleden?
Dutch engineers be like: hey we need to make a ton of bridges. How 'bout we go a bit crazy on some bridges ?
Meanwhile in West Virginia: Bridges are left to fall apart.
@@Under-Kaoz really?!
Zittend achter een bureautje in de Australische bush hiernaar kijken is wel heel gek. Vooral omdat ik zoveel plekken ooit kende maar nu nauwelijks herkende.
Ben zelf (gepensioneerd) fotograaf en herken de mega geweldige kwaliteit.
Wat leuk en wat mooi om te zien !
Dank voor het vertonen !!
Good morning
Wow!!! Madurodam heeft flink uitgebreid
Oh my God, this was so cute to see. I love how the boats interacted with each other, almost like little creatures, and learning about the many different types of bridges and the different ways they open and close. The finale, with the cozy lights in Amsterdam was such a good climax to this amazing little video. I loved seeing The Netherlands from this perspective. The music was perfect, too! :)
l love you too.
@@Niyor11 simp, and cringe
Are you single
For your extra enjoyment, all the boats have a thing called: mariphone, this allows them to communicate with each other. This is why sometimes you get the feeling they will collide but then just didn't. There is a lot of communication hence and forth between ships and bridges, ships and locks and ships and ships.
Source: I was born and grew up on one of those smaller boats you see crawling around.
@@MsDrientje Aawe, thank you for that little fun fact 😊! Coming from the best source
The banks are all so clean, such a beautiful and well maintained country. 💚
Yea...
Don't be too naïve. I live there and the country is not all flowers and sunshine
@@isitonathroneofmethadone6563 So, What's your Main Complaint?
Tourists?
Immigrants?
The European Union?
Taxes?
The Goverment?
Austerity?
Housing Prices?
@@cakeisyummy5755 All of them actually, plus the ageing of the population, increasing criminality, bad economy and skyhigh pollution.
@@isitonathroneofmethadone6563 crime has been going down in the Netherlands sinds the 90s.
From this height, everything looks so fragile, and it's even more apparent how valueable everything is that we've put together as a community.
what a word salad
@@kc1087 A dancer looks to be insane to those who don't hear the music.
- someone
Hoe groot is die camera wel niet als je hem met een sleepboot moet verplaatsen
Hij is wss een cruiseschip aan het vervoeren ofzo, en de camera zit op hrt cruiseschip
@@sietsezwart9173 nee
@@sietsezwart9173 het staat onderaan in de beschrijving
@@sietsezwart9173 jaman een cruiseschip die door al die kleine brug openingen gaat
De camera is niet zo groot, de batterij daarentegen is zo groot als 3 vrachtwagens.
The new DLC of City Skylines: Polders and Waterways is looking pretty realistic.
You actually had me looking up if that's a real thing. Sadly it isn't. As much as I love City: Skylines I always found its North American style of city design rather disappointing, especially considering it was made by a European studio.
@@wasneeplus I guess the grid system of designing cities is truly a feature of the new world, but also a feature of designing a city relatively easy and efficient. Designing an European city is maybe impossible because most European cities have grown very organically and messy.
@@wweweqws it's not just that. There's very limited options for bicycle lanes, pedestrian areas, mixed shopping and living areas, stuff like that. The mere fact that shops have to be next to a car road makes it very unlike many north European cities.
@@wasneeplus Yes I hate that, most cities in Europe have buildings with comercial on the first floor and residential above. Also the fact that you can't create a pedestrian-only zone because buildings MUST be connected to a road 😓. That's such an american thing to do, you are forced to make a city that revolves around cars.
@@alfrredd yeah, how I would love to make a nice city centre with canals and bike paths, along with long pedestrian boulevards where people can go shop downstairs and then retreat to their balconies above. Or hop on a tram or metro when they have to go somewhere, all without ever encountering a single car. It's pretty much impossible to do with the current content of the game.
It's interesting how there are literally 20 different ways those bridges open :D
The turquoise structure at 48 seconds was the first build part of the delta werken. All these structures protect the Netherlands against flooding when the perfect storm hits. At 3:00 min at the right side of the canal is the polder called Zuid plas (southern lake) and is the lowest part of the netherlands at -6.74 meter or 270 thumbs under sea level.
00:37 Slikkerveer
00:55 Capelle aan den IJssel L / Krimpen aan den IJssel R
01:14 Nieuwerkerk aan den IJssel
01:50 Moordrecht L / Gouderak R
02:17 Automobilist is het wachten beu en keert
02:43 Spoorbrug Gouda
02:53 A12 Aquaduct
03:07 Waddinxveen
03:32 Boskoop
04:00 N11 Aquaduct
04:04 Spoorbrug Alphen aan den Rijn
04:23 Alphen aan den Rijn
04:59 Woubrugge
05:11 Roelofarendsveen
05:31 Oude Wetering
05:34 Weteringbrug
05:44 Leimuiden
05:55 Burgerveen
06:13 Rijsenhout
06:33 Aalsmeer
06:44 Schiphol-Rijk
06:56 Oude Meer
07:04 Schiphol
07:37 A9
08:29 Spoorburg Amsterdam Zuid / Metro / A4 / A10
08.31 Amsterdam
10:17 Spoorbrug Amsterdam Centraal
Well done 👏
07:04 Schiphol Oost ✈ instead of Schiphol ✈.
08:31.
Some points (or bridges) I drive by every day 😅 small country.
haha auto mobilist was het wachten beu
So smooth and professional, looks almost unrealistic! Such a ride! ❤️ Thanks
Very professional
Thx!
@@theTimewriters how did you shoot this
@@Aakash243 This is what Google Translate makes of the description:
In 2013, a special water transport departed from Rotterdam to Amsterdam. A timelapse camera was installed at a height of 30 meters.
The transport follows the beautiful old waterways of the Dutch polder landscape. Starting at the Rotterdam Hefbrug in the Nieuwe Maas, the Gouwe is reached via the Hollandse IJssel, where special lift bridges open for us. Via the Oude Rijn we pass Gouda, the picturesque villages along the various Weteringen fly past us. The Haarlemmermeerpolder ring canal takes us to Amsterdam to moor there in front of the bridge at the A10. We wait for the sun to go down. The bridge opens. What follows are unique images; a bird's eye view of Amsterdam at night.
The images were shot with a Canon 550d 18 MP camera with an interval of 3 seconds. In total, almost 30,000 photos were shot. At the time, the film was not allowed to be published immediately and - as is the case - eventually forgotten.
ISTR they were transporting a building for an oil company, which is what they attached the camera to. Should be somewhere on their website (see the link in the description).
Wow the Netherlands is so beautiful. Greetings from Western Australia.
Let me take you with me to new journeys and explore different places from relaxing natural sceneries to exiting city landscapes.
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Why? As someone from the Netherlands I think it's one of the ugliest countries there is
@@mouwersor where do you live though? Randstad sucks but the Achterhoek is beautiful
You think our flat country is beautiful? okay...😅
@@mouwersor Het is zo raar, ik snap er ook niks van maar buitenlanders vinden Nederland echt veel mooier dan wijzelf.
I think that Holland Is a beautiful country! Greetings from Italy!
Thx!
Thank you! Italy is my favourite country. Love from the Netherlands :)
Holland is two provinces of the country The Netherlands.
@@Dennis19901 niet zo zeiken
@@gimlin101 De mam.
Amazing time lapse
Whot 396k subs
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I’m watching this vid with some interest. And suddenly i’m like: ho wait a minute I recognise this. A second later I see my town and house, lol
Dat is precies wat ik ook had hahaha
Lucky you, I'd love to live there
I stopped 100 percent of everything I was doing to watch every single second of this video. It just about brought me to tears. I can't explain why. Masterpiece that was not too hard to make, I imagine.
Besides the preparations, Ones it hanged, I didn’t have to do a lot except praying that it would go okay... post production took some time though
@@theTimewriters Well thank you for all the work putting it together. It is brilliant!
🤩🤩😍😍😍 pure bliss no words
Thank you!
Very good to choose real quality music! Dvorak's new world symphony: second movement....
isn't it the ninth?
@@arinborgdorff7422 Yes it is symphony nr. 9....
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Yes my friend tom agrees. He likes classical music. He thinks you should listen to bolero don’t think you know it, it’s very underground.
Of all the Netherland videos this is my favorite I said it before I'll say it again this is my favorite video thank you producers thank you everybody be good be good at it like you have been thank you so very much I watch it at least once maybe twice a week thank you.
What a perfect little film. It is impossible to watch this without smiling. So relaxing and beautiful, and when night comes even more lovely.
Thank you!
Came here because i saw it in SaveItForPart's favorite's playlist, thought _heuy_ that's my country, clicked on it and 10 minutes and 59 seconds later i am sitting in contemplative silence. Seeing places i know and love like this made me look at them in a new way. Thank you for making this video.
Nice to hear!
Oh, Wow. I'm only halfway through, and I'm spellbound. What a beautiful place with excellent hydro-engineering. We have nothing like it in New Zealand. The music is wonderful and the speed is perfect, and it's truly breathtaking to see the landscape unfold on a ribbon of contained waterways. GO HUMANS - YOU'RE AWESOME!
Glad you enjoyed it!
To be fair New Zealand has so many beautiful places we take for granted. I bought a car in New Plymouth last month and drove it back to the south island the gorgeous scenery and twisty hilly roads were utter bliss that I forgot was so close to where I spend everyday.
I love Holland 🇳🇱 🧡
@GhostriderNL Rider edgy
İlk defa kanalını görüyorum baya beğendim, takipteyim reis✌🏽
@GhostriderNL Rider Nederland is een prachtig land, als je maar wegblijft bij finnen, voor zover mogelijk... Vermijd in ieder geval de Randstad
What are your opinions on the netherlands then?
dennis Greevink it sucks better go to Italy Spain or the Nordic country’s like Finland
Who needs a drone if you can “just” attach a camera on a huge tugget boat! So beautifully done and amazing display of Dutch infrastructure! Great choice of soothing Dvorak tunes! Amazing work! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you!
My thoughts exactly.
Amazing video! Thank you so much for sharing it!
I love Europe! So proud to be from this continent. Netherlands is just one of the beautiful countries here, with sooo much culture and history behind it. EUROPE UNITE!
Ik vind het wel om! Nieuwe Maas- Nieuwe Waterweg - naar buiten de Noord in - Zeesluizen IJmuiden - Noordzeekanaal - Afgsloten Y. Alle gekheid op een stokje. Prachtig dit ! Chapeau voor de maker en wat is Holland mooi.
Dank! De vracht liet de snelle weg via zee niet toe denk ik
Heel vet om te zien!
Ja echt gaaf. Wilde ook al zoiets opschrijven. Echt gaaf
Maar wat een kut muziek, jezus
@@michielderuyter6011 Idem dito, dus ik sluit me hier maar aan. :)
@@BKproductions033 Lol.
Inderdaad heel gaaf!
This is pretty much the coolest thing I've seen on TH-cam all year.
thank you!
Unbelievably beautiful. An unforgettable day trip. I feel I will have to take the children and go to Holland to admire the canals. Special thanks for Dvorak. Goes well with the picture.
Thank you!
Translation of the long Dutch part in the subtitle:
The transport follows the beautiful old waterways of the Dutch polder-landscape. Starting at the Rotterdam raisingbridge in the New Meuse, the Gouwe is reached through the Hollandse IJssel, where ligt bridges open for us. Through the Old Rhine, we pass Gouda and the
picturesque towns by the many different waterstreams fly by us. The ring canal at the Haarlemmerlakepolder brings us towards Amsterdam to moor near the bridge at the A10 (highway). We wait until the sun rises. The bridge opens. What follows are unique images; a birdseye view through the night in Amsterdam
(Excuse me for faults in the translation, but that's the general text)
Thank you very much. Very interesting.
I say cheers to "Haarlemmerlakepolder" 👌
Wat is dit toch een tof land!
Ja, het land is prachtig. Maar het volk is van God los. We glijden af naar Dictatuur.
@@Steinstra-vj7wl ga fietsen vriend
@@Steinstra-vj7wl dat slaat helemaal nergens op...
@Nintendo B*tch elsevier een blad gegijzeld door links..... hahahahah!.
@@Steinstra-vj7wl je naam is met de verkeerde ij loser
I enjoyed this bit of armchair travel. Holland is so orderly. Marvelous engineering and infrastructure. From a Dutch child migrant in Australia.
Ik ben niet eens een Hollander (geboren en getogen in Nijmegen), maar toch greep dit me bij de strot. Ook mede dankzij de geweldige muziek. Dank u.
You never searched for this video. It just popped in your feed but you definitely watched it completely if you clicked on it. Netherlands is so beautiful. ❤️
Wat een goed gemaakte zeer fraaie timelapse. Heel goed dat dit filmpje na zoveel jaar toch gepubliceerd is. Leuk en informatief dat de kaart van de route ook in de film te zien. 👌🎥🎬👍🙏💖
I agree
Ik had dat niet eens gezien totdat ik je comment las
Ja, de kaart onderin rechts is erg belangrijk.
Good morning I'm from Algeria
@@juliachristinaheikamp246 good evening
Picturesque, looks like a dynamic art work....
Good morning I'm from Algeria
For such a densely populated country the Netherlands has plenty of green and open spaces, its a well organized country. Nice video
Good morning I'm from Algeria
@@kirouanemohamedamine7995
Good afternoon I'm from Ireland. : )
Nice to meet you are you men or women
@@kirouanemohamedamine7995
Does it matter...
@@poneill81 yes of course
When I first began watching, I felt a little sea sick. So, I changed the speed to 0.5 and it was fantastic. It gave me a chance to focus on the riverbank. This is a fantastic, enjoyable video.
Thx!
This second movement from Dvorak‘s 9th Symphony fits so well and makes it even more enjoyable 😍
Thank you!
Just spent 3 hours tracking where this boat went in google earth and had lots of fun looking at literally everything, thanks for this :)
Thank you!
ich liebe Rotterdam 👍💖 liebe Grüße aus Stuttgart 🇹🇷
Net een nachtfles gegeven aan mijn zoontje. Wachtend tot hij in slaap valt. Zit ik nu vol verwondering mee te kijken en te luisteren. Dit is toch prachtig. Ons kleine natte kikkerlandje. Ondanks dat een wereldspeler. Nuchter notabene. Thanks voor deze video! Ik ben ook weer helemaal ready for bed gelukkig.
Dutch people be like: all those people who had to wait for the bridge to close for this 1 boat!
No, they have an App. They did know the boat was coming 48 hours before.
@@icourant I never knew there was an app for that, what is it called?
@@joeyw8326 Ah yes. Its there for only a year or two now. Its called "Dont wait at the bridge to long for nothing App" You can download it at stopwaistyingtimelifeisshort.nl :)
In the 80s and 90s I often came to the province of Friesland for my work and especially in the summer it was always price, bridge open and sometimes you had to wait for fifteen minutes until all boats and boats had passed through, sometimes a nice sight but if you had to experience this every week it will get pretty boring.
But yes, those people on those vessels did not of course know that you had to experience this every week and also ensure that the car was empty at the end of the working day (shop closure)
@@Butlerbob Thats cool. I hope you had fun too. I likethe bridges in Amsterdam. I do not mint waiting on a bridge in the redlight district for 15 minutes :)
With the music, this just makes me nostalgic in some way. In the Netherlands you have a theme parc called the Efteling where you can observe the diorama. Which is basically a gigantic build of a miniature world with trans, boats and cars driving. Man, we have so much cars driving in our country
That was very nice! such a great perspective
I am wondering how he was able to get his camera into this perspective?
@@profitusmaximus4647 looks to be attached to some sort of glider judging by the two white things protruding from the back of the ship
However, even when the boat slows down the glider seems to keep hight and position. Which I would say is untypical for a glider.
@@profitusmaximus4647 im pretty shure that the boat is pulling a sail boat and the camera is attached to the hugest point of the sail boat
I was thinking of a little air balloon that's holding a camera there. Not sure tho. Anyways, pretty stable footage in my opinion.
I love how they organized the entire area around the river. The river is the focus. Fucking awesome
I watched this before moving to the Netherlands and I just got hit with so much nostalgia
😉
I love the greenery and the architecture. It looks like a modern version of a fairy tale book or painting.
2:15 lmao the white van turning around on the right
He realized that he can take the bridge on the other side of the lock and went for it.
Seeing all the boats overtake makes it feel like mariocart.
Now you understand why dutch are so proud of their nation, their channel, their society and how the things are going, on a Dutch way. Best video ever!!!
They're not that proud /
chauvinistic compared to people from other nationalities actually. Should be, but aren't. Too down to earth (literally ;)) and just not in the culture to express chauvinism, which is often associated with nationalism and the Dutch are way too educated and sophisticated to fall for that primitive nonsense. And I'm proud of that. Because deep down we all know there isn't a better place to life than the Netherlands.
@@vossi6303 "Too down to earth"
I see what you did there lol
@@hungrymusicwolf Haha yeah keepin' it on the down low 😂
@@vossi6303 clearly you've never heard Dutch people on yt vids /reddit
Last 2,5 minutes where stunning... Wow
The west part of the Netherlands is really just a (mostly drained) river delta and it shows. Amazing time lapse video.
Dank aan alle automobilisten bij al die openstaande bruggen om dit mogelijk te maken.
Filmpje op school/werk laten zien als je te laat bent.
F
Automobilisten moeten niet zeuren over die bruggen. Scheepvaart is ook belangrijk voor Nederland.
Dit is een grap toch. Vertel me alsjeblieft dag je dit niet meent
Ik zat gewoon lekker hiervan te geniete
De muziek, sfeer van de lichten en die hoogte van het opnemen was heel leuk om naar te kijken
Heck! I've lived here for almost 8 years, I thought I had seen all the types of bridges, evidently not.
Gosh, this country doesn't stop surprising me.
Thanks for the upload.
Supergaaf om te zien! En ze varen bijna langs mijn huis op de Van Hallstraat in Amsterdam :-)
Traag zie ik brede rivieren door oneindig laagland gaan
....
én langs een paar puike stukjes infrastructuur en watermanagement zeg!
Dat moet een inventief, bezig volkje zijn. #Trots 💪🇳🇱🧡
en heel die waterwegen zijn betaald met geld van de wegenbelasting. Ze zouden dan ook eens vaarbelasting voor plezierbootjes en jachtjes moeten gaan invoeren,
want dan kunnen ze mooi de wegenbelasting flink omlaag gooien.
@@ronniedoorzon1576 Nouuu de Maas, Waal en de IJssel (too name a few) lagen er volgens mij al voor het woord 'belasting' überhaupt bestond, maar verder geheel eens. Al komt het er toch niet van, maar dat terzijde.
@@laziojohnny79 om wat rechtse "ballen" te pesten zou het wel leuk zijn zoals Wiegel en zijn clubje snoblisten!!
als men even oplet bij 1.58 minuut ziet men rechts een brug over de Hollandse IJssel liggen die in het jaar 2012 in gebruik is genomen, scheelt behoorlijk wat reistijd en je hoeft niet meer om te rijden via de Haastrechtse brug en Stolwijkersluis of het Pontje in Moordrecht te nemen.
Maar even iets anders, nu gaat het transport rechtdoor het gegraven Gouwe kanaal op richting de Julianasluizen, als men bedenkt dat dit afgesloten was en de Schielandse Hoge zeedijk gewoon rechtdoor liep en aansloot op de dijk naar Moordrecht, Nieuwerkerk etc, om uiteindelijk in Rotterdam aan te komen.
Dat stuk dijk is weggegraven in de jaren '30 ik heb er nog een foto van maar wellicht ergens te vinden op het internet en anders even geduld want over een poosje komt er een fotoserie op mijn TH-cam kanaal te staan waar deze foto's van dit soort waterwerken niet zullen ontbreken.
Als men de foto bekijkt dan is het polderlandschap nog in volle glorie, tegenwoordig anno 2020 is zo wat bijna alles wel volgebouwd zelfs een groot gedeelte van de Polder ten westen van Gouda wordt volgebouwd en dat heet dan Westergouwe, als men nog even doorgaat dan knoopt men Gouda vanzelf wel vast aan een willekeurige buurgemeente in de toekomst, zeg maar een verlengstuk van de grote broer Rotterdam, raadpleeg Google maps om meer duidelijkheid te verkrijgen wat ik hier heb verteld.
@@Butlerbob Mand!
I felt like I was playing a video game, but seriously the night view was amazing it was like Amsterdam was on fire
Supergaaf filmpje! Groeten vanuit Down Under!
Such a beautiful country
Beautiful music, and very calming video. The raising bridges are also so cute!
Thank you!
Merci pour cette belle vidéo avec Anton Dvorak 👏👏👏👍
Merci!
Wow! Never realized Holland was so beautiful!
The whole country is, not just Amsterdam.
Love it how the bridges just open right in front. Kudos for the coordination with the bridgemasters. Awesome vid to show our beautiful country.
Thier is mostly no bridgemasters. It’s fully automatic. The driver can use his phone and a code to open the bridges
There are some exceptions though like the Brienenoord bridge at 0:30. You need to request opening the bridge hours in advance due to it being one of the most busy bridges in Europe with 230k cars passing everyday.
Heb een gebroken hart maar dit kalmeerd me wel zeg
*THIS VERY FANTASTIC TRIP VOYAGE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!🌍🌎🌏👍👀 COOL!!*
Thank you!
the lights in the night is beautiful in The Netherlands and the KLM airport is amazing
One of the neatest things I’ve seen in a while.
Héél mooi gemaakt! Wat is dit toch een prachtig land, en wat is alles toch goed geregeld. Muziek past er ook perfect bij.
@@038Dude Het kan altijd beter, maar als je het wereldwijd bekijkt zijn er misschien 5 landen waar het beter geregeld is dan hier.
@@038Dude Ik zou zeggen: de wereld is groot... waarom zoek je niet een ander land?
@@038Dude Jullie soort is echt zo triest
@@038Dude ga jij maar lekker lange frans kijken vriend
@@038Dude bAnAnENrEpuBLieK terwijl je in 1 van de beste en stabielere landen in de wereld leeft. Grapjas
Wunderbar
If I ever need a bridge, I know where to buy it from. Wonderful video, wonderful country!
It's amazing how many types of drawbridges there are. The rotating bridge at 4:02 especially surprised me.
yeah me too
Rotating or swinging bridges are not uncommon in The Netherlands. This one near Alphen aan den Rijn is a railway bridge.
Trip down memory river....The boat passed the place where I lived for 4 years, the place where I was born and grew up, as well as the place where my mother grew up.
Timestamp?
@@eeeesyywuwiz2836 Tell you a funny story instead:
If you look at the map at 2:23, you can see that they made a bypass. The old shipping route went through the city of Gouda.
However, the guy that operated and the locks there charged a ludicrous amount of mony for ships to pass. So a local investor and a shipping company got together and they dug a new canal and a set of locks (2:10) to bypass the expensive locks.
So effectively, there were 2 routes from Rotterdam to Amsterdam.
Given the fact that there are 2 routes, and this is not a very busy shipping lane, the lock keeper had a pretty relaxed job. A friend of my father was lock keeper for a while, but was fired in 1954, because he was too lazy/kept falling asleep. Captains of ships had to come ashore to wake him to operate the locks (pressing 2 buttons).
@@gravityskeptic8697 hahaha amazing story mate
Ughh the night footage is to die for i love it 🥺💙💙💙 Wish to catch a boat ride at night like that one day.
Thank you!
Awesome to see this. I love my country!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Heel bijzonder om te zien! Mooie beelden van Nederland. Erg herkenbare stukken ertussen.
Dit is nou eens een zeer bijzondere en unieke video op TH-cam, prachtig! Respect!
Mooie screensaver :) Maar waarom niet over de Noordzee?
@@TheDavidwestenbrink Ik denk dat dat bootje niet zeewaardig is en ze daarom via de binnenwateren naar Amsterdam zijn gevaren. Welke natuurlijk wel een mooiere route is dan op zee waar niks te zien is.
@@TheDavidwestenbrink Heb je gezien wat voor transport erachter zit? Dat sleeobootje kan wel over zee hoor, maar de bak die gesleept wordt is voor binnenvaart geschikt en niet voor de zee.
I love all those different bridges
Seeing both a birds eye point of view and the perspective of the waterways is captivating. Really nice footage.
Thx!
Wat een ontzettend leuk filmpje ,wil hem op groot scherm zien zodat ik beter kan volgen via de kaart .top ! Ik heb zelf de staande mast route gedaan via Willemstad ( Zeeland ) naar Haarlem Amsterdam Naarden,wat een ervaring ,oud Hollands,wow .
last time they did this it was on a motorcycle... you got a fast boat brother
Breda - R'dam was a good timelapse as well
Best thing I ever did move to The Netherlands love the place and the Dutch way of life
Where did you move from?
What about the cost of living? Is it not expensive?
@@fn326 hmmm i think it depends on where you are coming from? And it aint that expensive like Findland, Sweden etc
@@aaiish9097 compared to canada or us i guess. I'm from philippines so it'd probably more expensive for us.
@@fn326 yeah probably
Nederland is echt mooi. Bij elk dorpje een schattig kerkje en oud Hollandse huizen vind ik prachtig.
This was so relaxing, especially Amsterdam by Night
Amsterdam looks like a miniature city. Very beautiful
Unfortunatly you didnt see rotterdam, way more high buildings, the most modern city of the netherlands
@@Kelvinpierre99 amsterdam is more beautiful ngl
@@gylsmax6809 sorry your nose poked me
So beautiful in it's elegant efficiency.
Water, water everywhere..And bridges. So many different bridges. Truly a unique video .
Thank you for making and uploading this great film. In eleven minutes it encapsulates so much of what I love about Holland.
thank you!
This has to be my favourite You Tube Video this year!
Thank you!
Fascinerend voor me, als kajakker. Een andere wereld, heerlijk om Dvorak erboven te horen.
Amazing video, I love Holland 👍👍
Thank you!
The 'sunset' at 8:00 was the best part 😍