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My grandad had one just like it in the early 90s that he put on a steel bucket and specifically used as a fireplace cleaner when it was time to clean out the fireplace of all the ashes after the fire was out. Funny thing was it wasn't even made for Home Depot. It was made for the hardware store Ernest hardware which does not exist anymore
thanks for your positive words about my city. i was born here and will die here. tell others in america. so they learn that the world is bigger than america
Pleased you and your family enjoyed London. Clearly, walking isn't your usual thing. It is for us UK citizens. Bourbon isn't a new thing here, it's been available for at least 75 years. It's commonly available in every supermarket and wine or spirits shop. Despite heavy and aggressive marketing It just has never taken off. Maybe a bar in Covent Garden will succeed, though. Because the area is heavily patronised by US citizens. You mentioned it rains all the time. Yes, we do have our share, but not all the time. I'm glad you enjoyed the free museums. Very few of the items were stolen. Many were traded, and a great many were given freely. Hope you come back for another visit and enjoy our hospitality some more.
Ok, I correct myself. Dutch kids love black licorice. Won't say they'd fight for it getting some. My grandfather played this game with us, save the "drop" as long as you can in your mouth and if you still have it, as small as it is, as last, you win. Love it.
Hi! Within seconds in your video, it was obvious you're from Dutch offspring. And your genes must be strong as well. Your kids just act like those over here. Blunt as Dutch. Thanks for sharing your experiences! I almost feel sorry for your husband as he didn't get a good spotlight 🤣🤣
Be safe out there, for your families sake! You on the other hand could always pay a visit to those nice People in North Korea and see how you get along, or don't!
I’ve just returned from the Titanic resort, and this Lady has clearly been paid/rewarded for this video/review, so take it all with a pinch of salt. I will give you an honest review of our experience The staff are lovely, the rooms are basic and cleaned to an average standard, the food is ok, not a great choice, but you can feed yourself everyday and won’t starve. The restaurant is clean. The beer is not the best, the local brew and spirits are fine and generous, jack and rose vip bar is only open to people who have visited on 3 occasions so was closed to us. Tipping the staff will give you an instant advantage in service, you won’t need to queue at the busy bar and can also have your beds put out for you before the Germans get there for a couple of dollars a day. Loads of sun-beds are available even when it’s busy so you can always find quiet spots if you want some peace. We paid our guy a couple of dollars a day to get us beds at the kids pools which are the busy parts of the resort. Main lounge is busy and the Hotel is a bit mean not putting the Air con on until early evening. Resort is prone to power cuts, we had 3 in our 14 days which means the air con goes off too! Not a pleasant experience. Overall we all enjoyed our stay, and the best thing about the TItanic is the staff and the Mongolian grill. We went in the height of summer which is close to 40 on most days with no rest bite at night, so if the power does go your cooked! Loads of space in the cooling pools I’ve never swam as much.
The boat that you were sleeping is in the neighborhood called de Esch. This used to be known for its water treatment and pipelines and there are numerous large bassins, also underground
Many places i'm familair with. It seems you stayed most in the centre of the city, or De Esch Kralingen where you slept and/or Vijverhofkwartier in het Oude Noorden. The only real historical part of the city who fully survived the bombardment by the Germans in 1940 at the start of WWII is Delfshaven. This location is even related to the ship the Mayflower of the Pilgrims and the Pilgrimschurch. It was on 20min walk distance or 6mins with tram 4 + a few mins walk from Eendrachtsplein/Westersingel heading to Heemraadsplein.
Hehe, in Romania you don't get arrested for tresspassing. You might get barked at and even attacked by dogs or shouted at to get out by the owner, but mostly you can go through, if it is not fenced off. Most fields in Romania are free to roam through, at your own risk, due to dogs, bears, wolves or squirrels
This is a really interesting video. A few months ago we went to London with a 5 and a 13 year old and I wasn't sure if they'd enjoy it but they loved it. The 5 year old in particular keeps asking to go back.
Check out borough market for lots of different foods. The further north you go the cheaper things become and more friendly people become and the better the fish and chips are because your closer to the sea you are
You say "stollen from other countries" I say "to the victor go the spoils", very little of what you see in the British museum would be around today if GB had not liberated it, all the wars and turmoil that had been resolved under British rule have re-erupted, look at the countries that accepted British democracy, British laws, the English language etc,.such as the USA,.Australia, Canada, all very stable countries because of British rule
So at the British Museum you were going to see a lot of "cool stuff that had been stolen from other civilisations" & you're Americans !!! Don't you see the irony in your statement ?
Hey. New viewer here. Good vlog. Hope you enjoyed London (as someone that lives in London). Bit confused why you were converting miles to kilometers but maybe your audience is outside the UK and USA?
