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It taste like the best ham you ever had. But it's not ham its not even pork, ITS FISH!

How to control the speed when high wind speed?

Beautiful. Marvelous. What brilliance.

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Saté nóóit in het frituur gooien. Bakken op de bakplaat. Sowieso nóóit een sateetje bij de snackbar bestellen. Eet m liever bij de Chinees.

Wellicht moet deze vrouw bijles qua Engelse uitspraak. Want dit is pure bagger

End of the old A303 Road and Start of the new A303 Road

What a marvel of engineering. I can't imagine how they were constructed, except , most likely, slowly and very carefully.

i love the dunglish

At first the Dutch milled flour. Then they got rich growing them. Lame pun, please forgive.

I Love Herring, but, and this is a BIG but, only eat them from carts who are cleaning them a la minute. I refuse to eat from sellers who have big stainless steel containers where there are hundert or so laying there waiting. This means they have not been freshly cleaned, but somewhere in a factory (in Poland for instance) and the shipped. These get rancid, they do not have the fresh taste. I am happy to pay for it, but I want them freshly cleaned.

Wat een slecht Engels en dan doen als of je het goed kan😂

This is what I think of when I hear politicians talking trash about wind power. Sure, it's not perfect, and it has problems like any technology. But it has power that can be harnessed to work for our purposes. The Dutch proved this centuries ago, not to mention the earliest versions in ancient Persia

4:03 yeh toh appe bana rahe hai sahi hai bhai

God bless, the Dutch! I wish to live in a windmill one day. It have been one if my childish fantasies for years.

Soured pickle isn't traditional. The onions where added when herring was older. A good quality new herring should be eaten without those attributes ruining it's taste!

I live in Peru (born and bred in Holland) and my native worker loved watching how people made motors without electricity or gasoline. The engineering is so amazing! Hurray for the Dutch.

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OMG The Netherlands is a beautiful country. The cheese is absolutely adorable. Being English and an addict for various English cheese, the different cheese options in The Netherlands is equally magical. I truly wish that there was a sincere effort to promote more cheese to Houston, and thereby to America, to export more cheese options to the USA. American cheese is mostly artificial. That liquid stuff on nacho's, urghhhhh. Sure, if you shop around, you can find good American cheese, thats for sure. Bring me the 'oude kaas', I love it.

Trying to imagine why it's called a "cock-wheel."

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I always wondered exactly what makes these windmills work. Multiples of these can relentlessly move water, as long as the wind blows. I assume the average conditions in Holland are breezy. They have a lightweight lattice frame, with canvas, for the blades. It looks like it's possible to adjust the blade surface area by regulating how much canvas covers the frame. The wooden cogs, the whole thing must be made of durable hardwoods. Speaking of wood, where are the trees grown, which kind? I imagine that the nautical trades were adapted to using wind against stationary frames that pivot. Who exactly came up with the basic design? Hans VanMagyver? Genius. Woodworking experts.

the msc.....

Im a Filipino and i love cheese

0:14 OVER 9000!!!!!!!!

I used to work in a snack bar near Rotterdam for about 1.5 years. One of the most fun times in my life.

Grate peoples..

Please stop leaving more comments about the Japanese language as no more are needed. Please share something insightful instead. Skansen from Finland makes the best spiced, pancreas matjes herring in glass jars, but it is very expensive. In the USA, you can find all kinds of herring in Polish/Russian delicatessens and grocery stores in the fish department. IKEA has the best pickled herring that has the right texture. Brands like ACME, Nathan's, Vita, etc. are mushy and unpleasant in texture. Blue Hill Bay is very good and is even sold at Costco for the best price! They even make Dutch matjes style herring with spices and the pancreas flavoring.

Charming narration, beautiful background music. Thank you, Fred, for your demonstration! So happy to see these windmills are being kept in good condition and still being used for practical purposes. I have never had the opportunity to visit one. I did see an operation water driven mill, still used for grinding grain - fascinating.

Can the volume of the music be reduced? It overwhelms the narrative and distracts from the images.

Fred is 75 at least in this video. Is Fred still alive? If he is dead who replaced him? In all of the Netherlands how many people over the age of 75 are operating windmills? what is the Netherlands plan to replace them after they die so the windmill tradition is not lost.

the picle is only served in Amsterdam and is therefore not usual...

I just can not tell you my opinion of these Beautiful windmills and the inside of them. Fantastic! Love the Beauty of them!

Elegant Dutch ingenuity 🇨🇦

Zo die dame kan echt geen fatsoenlijk Engels 😂

Boa noite temos um amigo holandês Tava aqui no Brazil pessoa maravilhosa

the gawdy loud music is not a benifit to this site, to loud

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Did they add market sounds from Japan in post production? 🤣

White people are so racist all of you white folks you nothing but white devils,this is so upsetting i pray that the Lord will avenge us, our hearts are torn as africans each and everyday,I pray.

Wow, I had no idea the cap could be rotated!

1:47 「いらっしゃいませ、刺身でございまーす」と聞こえる。

would have loved to hear what the mill sounded like without the loud music but ok...

Her accent is toewarping!

I can't believe how fast it turns, that's amazing. Must get a real rumble up inside. I'd like to know what sort of bearings hold the drive and centre shaft.