7:57 is definitely a 'Sinterklaas intocht' (the most well known Dutch holiday/festival) but it looks like it's taking place on one of the Dutch Caribbean Islands. I'm pretty sure it's on Curaçao. Small background. The Netherlands has some overseas territories called the 'Dutch-Caribbean' or the 'Antillen' in Dutch. My mother's side of the family were born there. The three most well known Islands, Aruba, Bonaire and Curaçao, lie just in front of the coast of Venezuela and the three lesser known, Saba, St. Eustatius and St. Martin, lie right of Puerto Rico.
3:00 That game if translated to english; On land on the sea and in the air. So you have different type of stuff you can accomplish. Watched it a lot when I was younger
7:57 That's where I live. Curaçao! It's a nine hours flight to the Caribean but everybody on this nice island has a Dutch passport. It's the 5th of December when we are celebrating the birthday of Sinterklaas. He brings gifts to all the little children.
03:00 Famous dutch tv show: ter land ter zee in de lucht: people trying to ring a bell across the water, but first having to reach it by bike/car/boat over the water through some weird contraption :) 03:50 No license needed to sail, just need to pay taxes to park
That is not true you don't need a license when your boat is under a certain length and the motor is not bigger than a certain amount pk. I know this because my son in law and his friend needed to do a course in order to get a license when they wanted to buy a bigger boat with more pk than they already had. I have a friend who can sleep on his boat and is big enough to sail to England with it. He also needed a license You only don't need a license for small boats. Still it is very dangerous to sail in a canal with a lot of inland ships. I once almost got killed because I was sailing with a small sailing boat in the Wilhelmina canal and the a inland ship could not even see me and was going faster than me.
@@laptopbread I know that The event was even broadcast from my city at one point. I think about 30 years ago. But I thought she or he was speaking about boats in general. The ones you go on sailing on a sunny day. Widely popular where I live. Even on colder days.
I freaking love you found out about Dumpert! It used to be a Dutch internet staple, I don't know if it still is but there are loads of funny videos on there! One of the all time classics is about two Dutch guys going out and doing a load of drugs. They are called Daan and Steef, I think the video is called VPRO docu or something like that..
yeah in like 27 years i've never seen any of that shit happen where im from, but like he does say, us dutchies are pretty good at just fucking around and figuring out how to do stuff in the most random way possible, if its better or not doesnt matter
@@kaiberuss For me the water stuff I’ve definitely seen, but I live close to lakes and rivers. What I’m missing from this video is jumping from bridges into water, which is also something I’ve seen here a lot, but admittedly is a lot more dangerous. The pole vaulting stuff I haven’t seen in real life, but I live in the south of the Netherlands and not Friesland, so that’s to be expected. In rural areas building weird stuff out of boredom is definitely a thing. Maybe around cities it is a bit less.
@@Wizz15 i mean i've swam in rivers and shit aswel but most rivers here you cant drive a bicycle next to let alone a car, and if you were to ride the river you'd probably end up in the hospital also yeah i live near eindhoven
Thanks for the support for the Netherlands just have fun for you now it you are dead make of everyday a great day and love the little moments you can get
7:29 that's the "Nijmeegse 4daagse", a marching event where people walk 50km a day for 4 days. Civilians and militaries from all over the world participate every year and it's the biggest walking/marching event in the world. It was actually pretty hot last time, and so some people took out their hoses to spray some water on the walkers. Which was actually appreciated.
lol, good luck on your Dumpert journey :) so , i am one of the people that does go swimming in the canal every morning to wake up, yet only during summertime with a water temp of above 18 degrees ( celcius) and for the sled part, that is a reference to "ter land ter zee en in de lucht" , which was a show ( also viewable on tv) where the goal was to reach the bell , with some self built craft , if you search here on youtube , you'll find it
That ramp and sledge thing... We had this show called ter land ter zee ter lucht and it was all about crazy contraptions to hit that bell hanging over the water😂 go and watch some, all amateur projects 👍🏻😂
The event with the walkers was the 4 days march. It's a huge international walking event, which is attended by international walkers and army's. It's petty nice and has a huge week long city wide festival attached to it in Nijmegen.
8:06 that's Sinterklaas! Sinterklaas is a festivity where people dress up as Sinterklaas and Zwarte Piet and give candies and presents. It's kinda like the Dutch Santa Claus (if I remember correctly, Santa Claus was actually inspired by Sinterklaas!) Sinterklaas is actually celebrated in December, so I wonder what it's doing in a summer video?
7:23 is the "Avondvierdaagse" four consecutive evenings we walk 5, 10 or 20 kilometers troughout town or the city. The most known Vierdaagse is the "Nijmeegse Vierdaagse" in the city of Nijmegen.
They have a youtube channel as well and do “dumpertreeten” every week. Its a show where they watch crazy videos from the dumpert website and they rate them together with other (sometimes famous) guests. Dumper reeten is a word play because raten and reeten is pronounced the same but reeten is dutch for buts.
I had my first boat at 6 years old. For my swimming diploma A. And it is bigger at diploma C. I wave olso redding swimming. And al license for boats til 20 meters. And the swimming lessons at a private swimming pool. Greetings from Bunschoten-Spakenburg, Eemdijk. The Netherlands.
To answer your questions: you're allowed to swim and sail rivers and canals, except when it has a local rule that forbids it. Fe, at the port in Amsterdam and Rotterdam, and in the Rhine, it might be illegal, because there might be big container ships.
Most of what you saw where " inresponsible" teens doing teen stuff without thinking of the consequences..... just summer fun........ Most looked like being fro the east part of the Netherlands. And yes, we can have severe hail storms in summer...... I think you can not watch this with a dutchie next to you explaining all that stuff to understand....hahaha
3:50 I don’t think you need a license. You can just rent a boat and go ahead, though maybe you have to read some rules before being allowed to go on the water. When I lived in Leiden some student houses near the water would have their own boat. There’s also small police boats who will fine you if you go too fast or otherwise don’t follow the rules. 7:30 Looks like the Nijmeegse Vierdaagse, a four day march around Nijmegen. It can get very hot during the summer and people like in the video make it bearable. There’s also always groups of police and military walking it, both Dutch and foreign.
You dont need any licence for any smaller recreational boat. You do have to be aware though of the rules on the water which is mainly good boatmanship (aka don't be stupid), give way to commercial vessels and follow the speed limitations. There are traffice signs on the waterways as well oa for speed limits. I live in Leiden, and people swim in the canals take paddle boards, boats and anything that floats really. I myself have a inflatable kayak.
Nothing of this is normal in the Netherlands, like..most people don't do this. But...yeah.. just Dutch guys being crazy. Luckily, we have health insurance 😅
the guy you tought was a religus guy is called sinterklaas, but it is a winter thing so idk why it was there. from october/november till december 5th kids set 1 of their shoes at night with a carrot for sinterklaas's horse called ameriko. and kids believe the pieten (wich are sinterklaas's helpers) put gifts in their shoes in return. on the 5th of december it is his birthday so families get together and the pieten will leave bags filled with presents at the door. (ofcourse the parents do al of that without the kids knowing, so its our biggest tolerated lie😂😂)
The religious man with the red hat as you called him is Sinterklaas. Sinterklaas comes from Saint Nicholas and he has been quite controversial in The Netherlands the last few years. There are video's on RUclips why he was so controversial. Sinterklaas comes from Spain in a steamboat with his helpers called Pieten and his white horse. The story for children is that on the 5th of December Sinterklaas rides with his white horse on the rooftops of houses and his helpers called Pieten go down the chimney to put presents, toys and candy in children shoes. The children put a carrot in their shoes for Sinterklaas his horse. Before you think it is the Dutch version of Santa Claus it is not, there is a big difference. Sinterklaas comes to people 's houses on the 5th of december. Santa Claus who we have here also who comes at Christimas time. So yeah children can get presents / toys 2 times in a row in December. P.s. The story goes that they took the story of Saint Nicolas aka Sinterklaas with his helpers and mixed it with a story of a Scandinavian story with reindeer and elves and created Santa Claus. It is not that far fetched as the name Santa Claus looks and sounds a lot like Sinterklaas. Some say the company Coca Cola invented Santa Claus but they did not. They did play a big role in marketing Santa Claus which made him become famous around the world. Sinterklaas doesnt have elves he has Pieten as helpers. The Pieten used to have black painted faces. They had black painted faces because Saint Nicholas was known for rescuing black children out of slavery. This was controversial as it was compared to black face. Because it was so controversial now de Pieten have only sooth smudges on their face from going down the chimney. The helpers called black Piet give children candy in a parade after the steamboat of Sinterklaas has docked in the harbour. The difference with blackface is that children love Sinterklaas his helpers called black Piet. A lot of children say they want to be black Piet when they grow up because de black Pieten are fun, give candy and presents / toys to children. There is even a daily News item on Tv every day about the trip Sinterklaas makes from Spain to The Netherlands in his steamboat. Often the story for the children is made exciting like the presents and toys are missing or that the steamboat is about to sink half way from Spain to The Netherlands. There are video's on RUclips about Sinterklaas on his steamboat with his black Pieten helpers and also why it was so controversial with black painted faces. Now the black Pieten only have sooth smudges on their face from climbing down the chimney.
A former colleague of mine made a great remark on the controversy. He said: "Yes, it was always racist as f* but we never cared, so why are we caring now all of a sudden?" I personally have bigger issues to worry about, so tend to stay away from this discussion. It can also get very very heated. But do think his remark is something to think about.
2:53 what you see here is the miniature version of a dutch tv show "ter land ter zee en in de lucht" "on land on sea and in the air" the goal was to reach a suspended bell. this particular segment was " met glans van de schans" "With shine from the ramp" en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Te_land,_ter_zee_en_in_de_lucht
That religious leader is Sinterklaas, the location is de pontjesbrug in Willemstad, Curaçao (Caribbean) and the point is that he has all of his black friends with him. In the Netherlands in some places the haters managed to get rid of the black friends of the holy man. The true believers have the opinion that Zwarte Piet is a part of the tradition and the festivities. Sint Nicolaas (Sinterklaas) is the protective saint of all sailors. In the times of the pirates many sailors were held ransom and the family had to pay to get them free. There were also black sailors that were caught by the pirates, for them there was no wealthy European family who could pay the ransom. Sint Nicolaas paid the ransom and bought them free, that is why Sint Nicolaas is the true saint of all sailors, till this very day! Children love Sinterklaas and black men and women love him too. Filthy hater want Zwarte Piet gone, but I think they are dead brains.
3:45 You don't need a license for boats less than 15m long that can't go faster than 20 km/h. This even applies to the North Sea apparently, though I'd strongly advise against going there if you don't know what you're doing.
I'am from the time for internet. That was 7 tv cannels. Over Europe. And when I was 13 .you need to call in for internet. My fi🎉rst computer was a Spectrum
you can own and drive a bot up to 7/8 meters long without license its the horsepower that matters. so yeah you can actually just go out and drive your own boat. about 2 weeks ago i drove a 7 meter one. having a nice cruise thrugh the bisbosch nature reserve.
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I never really thought of it too much but indeed we're always building summer-fun-contraptions..
7:57 is definitely a 'Sinterklaas intocht' (the most well known Dutch holiday/festival) but it looks like it's taking place on one of the Dutch Caribbean Islands.
I'm pretty sure it's on Curaçao.
Small background.
The Netherlands has some overseas territories called the 'Dutch-Caribbean' or the 'Antillen' in Dutch. My mother's side of the family were born there.
The three most well known Islands, Aruba, Bonaire and Curaçao, lie just in front of the coast of Venezuela and the three lesser known, Saba, St. Eustatius and St. Martin, lie right of Puerto Rico.
yea its Curacao
Ik dacht suuneklaas op Ameland
looks like Willemstad Curacao
willemstad
@@frans_bauer yeah it is, i've been there lolol
We absolutely love summer fun. Especially when good summer weather is rare here, we make the most out of it.
All comon pactice in summer here. Think of something stupid and just do it, have some fun.
Vereniging Martijn.
@@Mental_Illboyah neeeee man haha
Watch ter land ter zee en in de Lucht!!
The wooden slide is like a homemade version of this TV program!
The way way before Red Bull copied them. Like 25 years!
He did it 2 days ago!
🗣❗❗
7.27 was the Vierdaagse, a four day march from Nijmegen back to Nijmegen that soldiers and civilians all over the world participate in.
It is the biggest in the world. Also worth noting.
3:00 That game if translated to english; On land on the sea and in the air. So you have different type of stuff you can accomplish. Watched it a lot when I was younger
That was Sinterklaas in the Antilles I hope. December never looked as pleasant as that over here.
Yeah, It's Willemstad, Curaçao.
@@Ismail_ibn_Ishaq I thought as much.
Can't w8 for "CODE ROOD! #STORM | Dumpert Tags" 😂🤗
7:57 That's where I live. Curaçao! It's a nine hours flight to the Caribean but everybody on this nice island has a Dutch passport. It's the 5th of December when we are celebrating the birthday of Sinterklaas. He brings gifts to all the little children.
also the most racist hateful holiday in the world, according to white americans ha
03:00 Famous dutch tv show: ter land ter zee in de lucht: people trying to ring a bell across the water, but first having to reach it by bike/car/boat over the water through some weird contraption :)
03:50 No license needed to sail, just need to pay taxes to park
That is not true you don't need a license when your boat is under a certain length and the motor is not bigger than a certain amount pk.
I know this because my son in law and his friend needed to do a course in order to get a license when they wanted to buy a bigger boat with more pk than they already had. I have a friend who can sleep on his boat and is big enough to sail to England with it. He also needed a license
You only don't need a license for small boats. Still it is very dangerous to sail in a canal with a lot of inland ships. I once almost got killed because I was sailing with a small sailing boat in the Wilhelmina canal and the a inland ship could not even see me and was going faster than me.
@@Bruintjebeer6 All the homemade boats, bikes or cars were not allowed to have MOTORS.
@@laptopbread I know that The event was even broadcast from my city at one point. I think about 30 years ago.
But I thought she or he was speaking about boats in general. The ones you go on sailing on a sunny day.
Widely popular where I live. Even on colder days.
I freaking love you found out about Dumpert! It used to be a Dutch internet staple, I don't know if it still is but there are loads of funny videos on there! One of the all time classics is about two Dutch guys going out and doing a load of drugs. They are called Daan and Steef, I think the video is called VPRO docu or something like that..
Almost all rivers/canals are not swimmable because of polution in the water.
8:12 its like our vorsion of santclaus
Watching dumpert and thinking the Netherlands is like that is like reading Florida man news and thinking the whole usa is like that
yeah in like 27 years i've never seen any of that shit happen where im from, but like he does say, us dutchies are pretty good at just fucking around and figuring out how to do stuff in the most random way possible, if its better or not doesnt matter
@@kaiberuss For me the water stuff I’ve definitely seen, but I live close to lakes and rivers. What I’m missing from this video is jumping from bridges into water, which is also something I’ve seen here a lot, but admittedly is a lot more dangerous.
The pole vaulting stuff I haven’t seen in real life, but I live in the south of the Netherlands and not Friesland, so that’s to be expected.
In rural areas building weird stuff out of boredom is definitely a thing. Maybe around cities it is a bit less.
@@Wizz15 i mean i've swam in rivers and shit aswel but most rivers here you cant drive a bicycle next to let alone a car, and if you were to ride the river you'd probably end up in the hospital also yeah i live near eindhoven
Thanks for the support for the Netherlands just have fun for you now it you are dead make of everyday a great day and love the little moments you can get
You need to watch 'ter land ter zee en in de lucht' if you liked seeing those guys go off the ramp and ring the bell. It's a crazy thing over here!xD
7:29 that's the "Nijmeegse 4daagse", a marching event where people walk 50km a day for 4 days. Civilians and militaries from all over the world participate every year and it's the biggest walking/marching event in the world. It was actually pretty hot last time, and so some people took out their hoses to spray some water on the walkers. Which was actually appreciated.
lol, good luck on your Dumpert journey :)
so , i am one of the people that does go swimming in the canal every morning to wake up, yet only during summertime with a water temp of above 18 degrees ( celcius)
and for the sled part, that is a reference to "ter land ter zee en in de lucht" , which was a show ( also viewable on tv) where the goal was to reach the bell , with some self built craft , if you search here on youtube , you'll find it
That ramp and sledge thing... We had this show called ter land ter zee ter lucht and it was all about crazy contraptions to hit that bell hanging over the water😂 go and watch some, all amateur projects 👍🏻😂
0:53 “hey, can you turn the barbeque off I need to call the cops”
That with the waterskies behind the car, we do the same thing in the winter with a sled
I live in the Netherlands and this is the regular summer holiday
7.23 is the 4-day walk of Nijmegen
The event with the walkers was the 4 days march. It's a huge international walking event, which is attended by international walkers and army's. It's petty nice and has a huge week long city wide festival attached to it in Nijmegen.
8:06 that's Sinterklaas! Sinterklaas is a festivity where people dress up as Sinterklaas and Zwarte Piet and give candies and presents. It's kinda like the Dutch Santa Claus (if I remember correctly, Santa Claus was actually inspired by Sinterklaas!) Sinterklaas is actually celebrated in December, so I wonder what it's doing in a summer video?
Yeah, it’s December but in the Caribbean.
This looks like Willemstad on Curacao, but that is in the Northern Hemisphere so late autumn there too.
@@DenUitvreterNot really, Curaçao is a tropical island, so at best there are only two seasons, the wet and dry season.
@@speerboom And it never rains
@@vettemuziekjes Yes it does. Not a lot but it does rain, mostly from July through January and dry season is from February through June.
7:23 is the "Avondvierdaagse" four consecutive evenings we walk 5, 10 or 20 kilometers troughout town or the city. The most known Vierdaagse is the "Nijmeegse Vierdaagse" in the city of Nijmegen.
Geen avondvierdaagse maar de Nijmeegse vierdaagse en ze lopen 30 40 of 50 kilometer
@6:00 We say: if you can't duc' it, fuck it 😂
i've literally never heard that, but i like it, i always say if you cant fix it with ducttape you're not using enough ducttape
They have a youtube channel as well and do “dumpertreeten” every week. Its a show where they watch crazy videos from the dumpert website and they rate them together with other (sometimes famous) guests. Dumper reeten is a word play because raten and reeten is pronounced the same but reeten is dutch for buts.
Look up !!
Ter Land , Ter Zee en in de lucht ..
A great Show
You should react to: Ter land ter zee en in de lucht. It’s one of the best Dutch series ever and I think that it would be a very entertaining video
I had my first boat at 6 years old. For my swimming diploma A. And it is bigger at diploma C. I wave olso redding swimming. And al license for boats til 20 meters. And the swimming lessons at a private swimming pool.
Greetings from Bunschoten-Spakenburg, Eemdijk. The Netherlands.
ff zodat je het weet, het is rescue swimming in het engels
een andere spakenburger
To answer your questions: you're allowed to swim and sail rivers and canals, except when it has a local rule that forbids it. Fe, at the port in Amsterdam and Rotterdam, and in the Rhine, it might be illegal, because there might be big container ships.
Most of what you saw where " inresponsible" teens doing teen stuff without thinking of the consequences..... just summer fun........
Most looked like being fro the east part of the Netherlands.
And yes, we can have severe hail storms in summer......
I think you can not watch this with a dutchie next to you explaining all that stuff to understand....hahaha
8:06 that is “sinterklaas intocht” on Curaçao
0:54
As you see the Dutch haven women called Karin as well.
"Karin" is a common woman's name in Holland.
@@vettemuziekjes Mostly lelijkerds
Ah yes the dutch summer, most fun 3 days of the year here
6:06 yeah i guess so 😂 (im dutch)
The pole vault over the water is called fierljeppen, it’s Frisian. The stick is NOT supposed to break though
3:50 I don’t think you need a license. You can just rent a boat and go ahead, though maybe you have to read some rules before being allowed to go on the water. When I lived in Leiden some student houses near the water would have their own boat. There’s also small police boats who will fine you if you go too fast or otherwise don’t follow the rules.
7:30 Looks like the Nijmeegse Vierdaagse, a four day march around Nijmegen. It can get very hot during the summer and people like in the video make it bearable. There’s also always groups of police and military walking it, both Dutch and foreign.
You dont need any licence for any smaller recreational boat. You do have to be aware though of the rules on the water which is mainly good boatmanship (aka don't be stupid), give way to commercial vessels and follow the speed limitations. There are traffice signs on the waterways as well oa for speed limits. I live in Leiden, and people swim in the canals take paddle boards, boats and anything that floats really. I myself have a inflatable kayak.
Dumpert's a bit of a 4chan lite, populated with neds
Needs to mentioned yea...
Nothing of this is normal in the Netherlands, like..most people don't do this. But...yeah.. just Dutch guys being crazy. Luckily, we have health insurance 😅
the guy you tought was a religus guy is called sinterklaas, but it is a winter thing so idk why it was there. from october/november till december 5th kids set 1 of their shoes at night with a carrot for sinterklaas's horse called ameriko. and kids believe the pieten (wich are sinterklaas's helpers) put gifts in their shoes in return. on the 5th of december it is his birthday so families get together and the pieten will leave bags filled with presents at the door. (ofcourse the parents do al of that without the kids knowing, so its our biggest tolerated lie😂😂)
The religious man with the red hat as you called him is Sinterklaas. Sinterklaas comes from Saint Nicholas and he has been quite controversial in The Netherlands the last few years. There are video's on RUclips why he was so controversial. Sinterklaas comes from Spain in a steamboat with his helpers called Pieten and his white horse. The story for children is that on the 5th of December Sinterklaas rides with his white horse on the rooftops of houses and his helpers called Pieten go down the chimney to put presents, toys and candy in children shoes. The children put a carrot in their shoes for Sinterklaas his horse. Before you think it is the Dutch version of Santa Claus it is not, there is a big difference. Sinterklaas comes to people 's houses on the 5th of december. Santa Claus who we have here also who comes at Christimas time. So yeah children can get presents / toys 2 times in a row in December. P.s. The story goes that they took the story of Saint Nicolas aka Sinterklaas with his helpers and mixed it with a story of a Scandinavian story with reindeer and elves and created Santa Claus. It is not that far fetched as the name Santa Claus looks and sounds a lot like Sinterklaas. Some say the company Coca Cola invented Santa Claus but they did not. They did play a big role in marketing Santa Claus which made him become famous around the world. Sinterklaas doesnt have elves he has Pieten as helpers. The Pieten used to have black painted faces. They had black painted faces because Saint Nicholas was known for rescuing black children out of slavery. This was controversial as it was compared to black face. Because it was so controversial now de Pieten have only sooth smudges on their face from going down the chimney. The helpers called black Piet give children candy in a parade after the steamboat of Sinterklaas has docked in the harbour. The difference with blackface is that children love Sinterklaas his helpers called black Piet. A lot of children say they want to be black Piet when they grow up because de black Pieten are fun, give candy and presents / toys to children. There is even a daily News item on Tv every day about the trip Sinterklaas makes from Spain to The Netherlands in his steamboat. Often the story for the children is made exciting like the presents and toys are missing or that the steamboat is about to sink half way from Spain to The Netherlands. There are video's on RUclips about Sinterklaas on his steamboat with his black Pieten helpers and also why it was so controversial with black painted faces. Now the black Pieten only have sooth smudges on their face from climbing down the chimney.
A former colleague of mine made a great remark on the controversy.
He said: "Yes, it was always racist as f* but we never cared, so why are we caring now all of a sudden?"
I personally have bigger issues to worry about, so tend to stay away from this discussion. It can also get very very heated.
But do think his remark is something to think about.
The man in red and white is Sinterklaas (I am from Nederlands) he is a man who brings candy end pressends
2:53 what you see here is the miniature version of a dutch tv show "ter land ter zee en in de lucht" "on land on sea and in the air" the goal was to reach a suspended bell. this particular segment was " met glans van de schans" "With shine from the ramp" en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Te_land,_ter_zee_en_in_de_lucht
That religious leader is Sinterklaas, the location is de pontjesbrug in Willemstad, Curaçao (Caribbean) and the point is that he has all of his black friends with him. In the Netherlands in some places the haters managed to get rid of the black friends of the holy man. The true believers have the opinion that Zwarte Piet is a part of the tradition and the festivities.
Sint Nicolaas (Sinterklaas) is the protective saint of all sailors. In the times of the pirates many sailors were held ransom and the family had to pay to get them free. There were also black sailors that were caught by the pirates, for them there was no wealthy European family who could pay the ransom. Sint Nicolaas paid the ransom and bought them free, that is why Sint Nicolaas is the true saint of all sailors, till this very day! Children love Sinterklaas and black men and women love him too. Filthy hater want Zwarte Piet gone, but I think they are dead brains.
3:45 You don't need a license for boats less than 15m long that can't go faster than 20 km/h. This even applies to the North Sea apparently, though I'd strongly advise against going there if you don't know what you're doing.
3:56 Yes you need a license. This is The Netherlands you might soon need one to breathe air.
those walkers were doing THEnijmegen vierdaagse 4 days walking
I see you're into Tobbedansen ;-)
most of the simple dutch engeneering and inventions only happen because we are to lasy for something so we find a way to make it easier😂😂😂
hahahaha we think in solutions !!!!
If only we thought in airconditioning so I could go outside in summer, lol
Real Dutch summer, 7 days of warm weather in wich most people stay inside because they find it too hot.
That was very funny
Dutch summer lasts as long as this video
Dumpert is kinda the Dutch version of 4chan.
8:15 is sinterklaas is a Dutch feest
I'am from the time for internet. That was 7 tv cannels. Over Europe. And when I was 13 .you need to call in for internet. My fi🎉rst computer was a Spectrum
I thit olso the Jamborie 94/95. For sail lessons on taxfree Iland. In the Netherlands.
you can own and drive a bot up to 7/8 meters long without license its the horsepower that matters. so yeah you can actually just go out and drive your own boat. about 2 weeks ago i drove a 7 meter one. having a nice cruise thrugh the bisbosch nature reserve.
You should take a look at "te land,te zee en in de lucht"
buurman en buurman the best creators in the Netherlands oh i think a mist a word worst
Welcome to Dumpert, the platform that shows both likes (kudos) and dislike (negative kudos)
Could u visit Muiden in Nederlands i life there and I think u would like it if u love nature
7:00 i've ridden my mountainbike there and yes thats very steep, but this guy doesn't even know what he is doing
motorised vehicles in the water need a license, non motorised dont need a license
Actually only for those that go faster than 20km an hour or those are longer than 15 meter. All others can be used freely.
8:08 we call it sinterklaas its not the same as santaclaus
2.59 min watch: ter land ter zee en in de lucht
Dumpert is fun, but sometimes the comments get too political for my taste and I have to take a break.
2.58 ter land ter zee en in de lucht
Watch Netherlands street fights
Wy wil stand on end of the hauber. For a line after a BOTTER.
Het land van doe maar normaal, dan doe je gek genoeg.
at 8:14 that is sinterklaas, probably the most controversial holiday ever you should watch some vids about that.
And it looked like Willemstad Curacao right? XD
It wasn't controversial until some degenerates started to compare Zwarte Piet to American Blackface.
Not that shit again.
Heh heh heh, suuneklaas video's 🤣
kijk ter land ter zee ter lucht
8 min is sinterklaas
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The canels are not clean water no one normal swims in it
bro doesnt know ab sintnicolaas
7:23 this was with the 4 days marches of nijmegen..was boiling hot at that time