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Spiffy - Always glad to see you Posted Mar 30, 2004
It's expensive, but IMO definitely worth it. At least it's less touristic than the tour through the canals
If you want to see a nice part of Utrecht without getting too touristic, you might want to visit Oudaen (at the Oudegracht) - they brew their own ! You can take a tour and taste some, or just visit the pub.
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Marjin, After a long time of procrastination back lurking Posted Mar 30, 2004
Make sure to reserve a table, they are very busy.
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Ralph the Wonder Llama and André the dodo; Excrement Occurs Posted Apr 1, 2004
I go there quite often, but it's not usually very busy. But don't even THINK about visiting Utrecht without having a bun at Mario's!! It's not done!!
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Marjin, After a long time of procrastination back lurking Posted Apr 1, 2004
Maybe the only time we tried recently was during a weekend.
The previous time we really got inside may have been 30 years ago
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Ralph the Wonder Llama and André the dodo; Excrement Occurs Posted Apr 2, 2004
Shame. The pancakes are great. And HUGE!!
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Ralph the Wonder Llama and André the dodo; Excrement Occurs Posted Apr 5, 2004
The best ever.
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Finarfin Posted Jul 22, 2004
Hi Shazz,
Say can you please add me? Would be nice... And to your question, yes I am Dutch. I researched the "Eindhoven, The Netherlands" page number A262829 and some other pages as well.
Originaly I was born in Helmond, a city near Eindhoven but later we moved to Oss near Nijmegen. I studied Mechanical Engineering in Eindhoven that's why I knew the city pretty good.
Seen however that I got a little bored in Holland and wanted to see the world I decided to move. I have been living happely for over 3 years now here in Genoa(Genua) in Italy.
If you could get back to me on this would be really smashing!
Greets, Finarfin
p.s. you know the Italians don't know dutch kind of panecakes? Only the French type... I made a dinner for some friends a few weeks back and made panecakes.... They loved them!!!!
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Atom_boy Posted Aug 9, 2004
can i join... I'm currently writing and editing my first entry..It's about my home city of Groningen!
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Hapi - Hippo #5 Posted Aug 10, 2004
.. I'd like to join in the fun, especially if we're discussing pancakes.
I am Dutch, I even speak Dutch, and I enjoy visits to the Netherlands every now and then. I lived in Amsterdam, Utrecht, Groningen (stad) and in Rotterdam (for a year).
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Atom_boy Posted Aug 10, 2004
hmm pancakes..imagine the money one would make if he were to introduce dutch pancakes to the world...and vla!
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Atom_boy Posted Aug 11, 2004
I'm sorry, I don't quite understand..blini are russian pancakes aren't they... but the other terms i don't quite understand...
(oh, and how do you translate "eb en vloed kades" to english?
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Hapi - Hippo #5 Posted Aug 11, 2004
one rubl is 100 kopeek. the plurals in Russian language are a bit complicated. As far as I know now it is one rubl, two, three, four rublya and five to twenty rubley. and 21..24 rublya
I think.. ah forget it.. I'll never learn this ing language
and talk about language.. "eb and vloed kades" .. is there such a thing in English? not a clue.. sorry.. ..
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Post Team Posted Aug 11, 2004
Ooooooooooooooooh
New members! I have to be in this disguise today as The Post is due out tomorrow but I'll add you all asap.
Re 'eb en vloed kades' - the literal translation would be 'ebb and flow quay' so the English equivalent would be 'tidal harbour'
shazz
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Atom_boy Posted Aug 11, 2004
well, tidal harbour..i dunno...isn't that to much of a harbour... I was looking for the quay word... thanks!
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Post Team Posted Aug 11, 2004
I was just going on usual English usage. 'Tidal harbour' tends to be used for any places where boats are tied up in coastal waters. 'Tidal quay' is a phrase I have never heard used in English... maybe 'a quay affected by tidal waters' or ' a quay affected by the ebb and flow of the tide' would be a more precise translation.
shazz
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