Post by Dave on Aug 31, 2008 9:00:11 GMT
I stayed at Rolfs house at Amstelveen, very near Amsterdam, I found It strange that the Dutch did not seem to mix with their neighbours.
Living and working there all week, many like Rolf own a caravan, chalet, type second home on a campsite. Every Friday Rolf drives his family, I think its a bout one and a half hours drive, to the campsite.There they stay all weekend, all the people there are like family to each other, the evenings are spent around at someones caravan and drinking is the main past time.
My first night started of some what difficult as many did not speak English, but once they had a few drinks and me being the character that I am we soon were all having a ball.
So what else go's on at the campsite? they like to play tennis, but not in the way we know it ;D ;D
Living and working there all week, many like Rolf own a caravan, chalet, type second home on a campsite. Every Friday Rolf drives his family, I think its a bout one and a half hours drive, to the campsite.There they stay all weekend, all the people there are like family to each other, the evenings are spent around at someones caravan and drinking is the main past time.
My first night started of some what difficult as many did not speak English, but once they had a few drinks and me being the character that I am we soon were all having a ball.
So what else go's on at the campsite? they like to play tennis, but not in the way we know it ;D ;D
