We are Hennie and Joseph and we love to go to places with water around. We are traveling as much as possible and want to share our experiences with you. We visit towns, seaside resorts and beaches in many different countries.
We like to know the history of the places we visit and we look at how water and place are connected. Then we show the place through a walk and provide information about the present. We hope you like it. Please subscribe and help us to reach more people through our channel.
Watermeter (from video 50) History\t How important was the water for the history and development of the place? Today\tDoes the water add something to the character and distinction of the place? Passive\tCan you easily do walking, cycling or car tours along the water? Active Can you do activities on or in the water like swimming, sailing, diving, surfing? Total score\tAverage of the above.
Mijn ouders hebben er gewoond IN DE JAREN 63 70 dat kleine wit huisje naast de poort met ronde boog ik zelf was toen een paar maanden gehuwd. Maar mijn twee jonger zusjes woonden er wel Mijn man heeft dat nog helemaal verbouwd van binnen .Wat is dat mooi om het naar 60 jaar nog eens te zien. gr Lies Menten.
the city i wouldnt go. was in stockholm. im not a fan of gangmember cities at all. lock them in. under 18 and a criminal: literally no conseqiences so youre in trouble to get justice done. but hey the immigration system is always the problem 😂 syrian and others from the usual arabic countries as main troublemakers in dome sort of ghetto districts. their leaders living their lives as free person in turkye, dubai etc recruiting the youth from the distance (they dont like northern coutries): you got serious problems. its hygge and we are all human, got it. they are not educated and have no perspective when it comes to wealth? why keep em at all?
To put Malmø in a perspective: the distance from the very north of Sweden to Malmø is about the same distance like from Malmø to Rome. This geographical fact allso explain a bit the mentality behind Volvo family-atation-cars if you ask me
482 / 5,000 Thank you for your response. I think Sweden is a beautiful country. I worked there for six months, but that was a long time ago. It is also a large country, larger than Germany, for example. And in such a large country there are of course differences between the regions. What struck me about Malmö, which I had never been to before, is that the city is still in transition from an industrialized period to a more modern city. And they are really working hard on it! And it is certainly a city to visit.
Kijkduin was so beautiful and charming before they tore everything down and then made it look like every other faceless, expensive place. I used to love going there; we went every year, sometimes twice a year. But I wouldn't go anywhere near the place today. Way, way, way too commercial! We now go to Duindorp beach.
Unfortunately, the new Kijkduin cannot be compared with the atmosphere of the old Kijkduin. They are now almost finished with construction and I hope that things will improve in the coming years.
Thank you for you message. Joseph is original from Trinidad, but is living in Germany for almost 30 years. Hennie (that is me) is from the Netherlands. Our spoken language is usually English, but sometimes also German. I record the videos and yes, I have an accent.
Valt best mee. Maar een korte cursus engelse uitspraak is wel een goed idee. (Tip : v nooit als f (very i.p.v. fery)en liever een rollende dan een keel- r als een woord met een r begint, dan ben je al een heel end)
Ik ben Nederlands, maar omdat Joseph Engelssprekend is, spreek ik vrijwel altijd Engels. Ik ben geen talenwonder en dit is wat ik kan. Tot nu toe hadden weinigen daar problemen mee.
Another wonderful video with awesome research. My Dad’s American 86th Blackhawk Division passed through Heidelberg during their return from just north of Salzburg back to LeHarve, France. My wife and I will be off to Brugge in a week. Last year we visited the Alpine Region of Bavaria, Switzerland and Austria . Hope to visit Heidelberg sometime. I enjoy your new found Channel !
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We visited koblenz 5 years ago. It was lovely to see the streets we've been walking, the historical places we had the pleasure of seeing. We loved the beauty, the peace and serenity of the place. Thank you for refreshing our precious memories.
Gran Canaria in Spanish and it is also well written in English Grand Canary / Gran Canary and also in French Grande Canarie or Portuguese Gran Canária. It is the island that gives its name to the Canary Islands archipelago. Being the Third Island in Height and Extension of the Archipelago, the Adjective "Grand" is not for being Large as if Grand Cayman or Grand Bahama use it. Not the Great is because of its large canids. During the conquest, the island was only called "Canary Island" and the archipelago "Islas de Canaria" that happened to be the island of Canaria that had the largest and most terrifying canids, in addition to the aborigines of This island had an evil being called Tibicena, which were terrifying dogs that even the Canarians of the time feared them. From here the island became "Isla de la Gran Canaria" and the Archipelago began to adopt the plural of "Islands". Canary Islands" but Gran Canaria would have the Gran and only the Gran for its Canes. That is why our Gran Canaria Basketball team, which represents us at the top of Spanish basketball and almost at the top of Europe, has Granky as the mascot and it is a Presa Canario Dog, the native animal of the island and which appears holding the shield of the Canary Islands on the Flag of the archipelago. Today Gran Canaria is divided into 2 geological halves: the South zone, which is the oldest, and the North Zone, which is the newest. The island is divided in two because two macro volcanoes rose in its center, the extinct Roque Nublo Volcano, whose caldera is what we have left and which is the town of Tejeda inside, hence why it is renamed "Caldera de Tejeda". "and the other Volcano was that of Las Tirajanas, which covered what is today "The Depression of Las Tirajanas" and curiously, the two municipalities that have the "de Tirajana" is because this volcanic depression passes through their municipalities. Surely on a map you will see that the island seems to have been bitten. Well, that bite fell into the ocean due to erosion and the former Roque Nublo Volcano. They say that Gran Canaria is flat but it also has mountains. This is because Gran Canaria is between two erosion processes, which is why it is the only island in the archipelago that has high mountains of up to almost 2,000 and plains at sea level. And if you want to see the primitive Gran Canaria, the original one, so to speak, go to the South since it is the first area that was formed, although the Original Volcano today "Can't be seen." It's a lie if you see what it was in the municipality of Mogán we have the natural monument of Los Azulejos since that mountain is part of the original primitive Volcano.
Thank you a lot for your comments. We are visitors, but we are always interested in the history and backgrounds of the places we visit. We even appreciate Gran Canaria more after your comments. We will visit the sights you suggested on our next trip.
We love Bangkok, and hope to get back there again some day soon We've subscribed (#18) so that we can follow along on your travel adventures. Cheers from Vancouver :)
